Migraines 'costing economy more than €240m a year'

Migraines could be costing the Irish economy more than €240m a year through lost productivity, according to the Migraine Association of Ireland.

Migraines could be costing the Irish economy more than €240m a year through lost productivity, according to the Migraine Association of Ireland.

The association says its research has found that almost 50% of employees missed an average of two working days in the past three months because of the condition.

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