While the public today is better educated and aware of the risks of brain injuries, March – also known as National Brain Injury Awareness Month - is a good time to educate ourselves and others that suspected head injuries, especially concussions, shouldn’t be ignored, say Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) experts.
Regularly getting four hours or less of sleep isn’t enough rest for most people, but sacrificing sleep to get it all done appears to be the new cultural norm. During National Sleep Awareness Week, Anays M. Sotolongo, MD, medical director of the Comprehensive Sleep Disorders Center at RWJUH, encourages broader understanding and acceptance of the importance of sleep.
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