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Saran Jonas, MD
Department of Neurology New York University Medical Center 550 First Ave New York, NY 10016

Arch Neurol. 1988;45(11):1180.

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To the Editor.

—In their excellent article, "Migraine and Other Diseases in Women of Reproductive Age: The Influence of Smoking on Observed Associations," in the October 1987 issue of the ARCHIVES,¹ Dr Chen and coworkers use the term migraineur to refer to pregnant women with migraine. Is this not the masculine form? Should not a woman with migraine be called a migraineuse? Should this latter word not be used generically for all migraine populations who do not contain a clear majority of men? . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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