Let me tell you, folks, we’ve got a huge study here, a real game-changer, addressing something the whole world is talking about – the rise in mental health disorders. It’s big, really big. We’re looking at migraines, depression, anxiety – all the big players in the game of mental health. And guess what? There’s a connection, a big one, between migraines and these mental health issues. We’re talking about a study that’s not just scratching the surface; it’s digging deep, really deep, to find out what’s going on.

Now, we had over 400 participants, folks, right from the heart of Madinah city, stepping up between August and October 2023. We used top-notch tools, the Migraine Screening Questionnaire and the Patient Health Questionnaire-4, to get to the bottom of this. And the results? They’re incredible, absolutely incredible. We found that anxiety is through the roof, predicting migraines like you wouldn’t believe (OR: 4, P<0.05). Depression, on the other hand, didn't show the same punch, but that's okay, we're learning here.

And get this, we’ve got predictors – gender, work frequency, education level – they’re all playing a part in this drama of anxiety. But, hold your applause, there’s more. Working shifts, drinking coffee, they’re like shields against anxiety. And for depression? It’s the screen time and education level that are stirring the pot, while coffee and smoking are somehow keeping depression at bay. Can you believe it?

In conclusion, let me tell you, this study is just the beginning. It’s clear as day – anxiety is a big predictor for migraines, a huge one. But we’re not stopping here. No, sir. We’re going to take this show on the road, across cities, across demographics, to really understand what’s going on. Mental health screening in PHC settings? It’s not just important, it’s imperative. We’re going to make mental health great again, one migraine at a time. Believe me.