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Demographic and clinical characteristics obtained on patients from both study arms were analyzed to point out an association with the response to the treatment.

Demographic (sex, age), clinical (body mass index, comorbidity, surgery) and headache characteristics (frequency, intensity, total and MOH duration, overused drugs) in Responders and Non-Responders (R and NR, respectively) from both study arms were compared.

Women in both study arms were invited for screening using a similar letter with general information on screening.

The most common adverse events observed in both study arms were: abnormal dreams/nightmares, dizziness, fatigue, somnolence, diarrhea, and headache.

The most frequently reported adverse events in both study arms were epistaxis, hematoma, and petechiae (Supporting Table 2; see online supporting information).

Baseline characteristics of subjects in both study arms were similar like age, gender, race, smoking history, BMI, and family history of colon cancer.

A flow chart of the animals in both study arms is presented in Figs. 2 and 3. Fig. 2 Flow chart of animals in the sepsis groups Fig. 3 Flow chart of animals in the hemorrhage groups.

No carry over effects were detected and data from both study arms are combined.

Exacerbations in both study arms are defined using the Anthonisen symptom diary-card algorithm.

Demographic details of the sample for both study arms are provided in Table  1.

Administration of postoperative radiation therapy is registered and the percentage difference between both study arms is recorded.