Long after brain trauma, sleep problems persist

Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - 15:20 in Health & Medicine

At least 18 months after sustaining a traumatic brain injury, first-time concussion victims continue to need more sleep and to suffer more daytime sleepiness than do healthy people, says new research. But even as they run higher risks of such injuries as vehicle crashes, sufferers routinely underestimate...

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