Cohort study shows sleep disturbances link to behavior in children with mTBI, indicating a need for intervention.
In this cohort study, sleep disturbances were more common among children with mTBI than among TDC. In particular, newly developing sleep problems appeared to be a potential key pathway to behavioral problems and a promising interventional target. Cognitive and structural brain outcomes were not significantly associated with sleep disturbances in this cohort.
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