Children With Traumatic Brain Injury Experience Persistent Sleep Problems
A small study presented at SLEEP 2015 shows that children who have endured traumatic brain injuries are likely to experience more disturbed sleep patterns and more daytime sleepiness even months after their injury. SLEEP 2015 is the annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies. Kimberly Allen, RN, Ph.D., assistant professor of nursing at the…
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