Study Links Enlarged Breast Tissue to Chronic Migraine, Neck Pain and Sleep Apnea

A growing body of research invites medicine to look more carefully at the body as a whole system — one where weight, posture, and structure are quietly negotiating with one another across a lifetime. A recent study has found that women with disproportionately enlarged breast tissue experience significantly higher rates of chronic migraine, neck pain, and sleep apnea, pointing to a biomechanical chain of strain that has long gone unexamined in clinical settings. The finding asks healthcare providers to widen their lens when women present with these conditions, recognizing that the architecture