Exercising More Than 150 min/wk After Concussion Is Associated With Sleep Quality Improvements

David R. Howell(Children's Hospital Colorado), Julie C. Wilson(Children's Hospital Colorado), Mathew J. Wingerson(Children's Hospital Colorado), Stacey L. Simon(Children's Hospital Colorado), Katherine L. Smulligan(Children's Hospital Colorado), Samantha N. Magliato(Children's Hospital Colorado)
Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation
November 6, 2023
10.1097/htr.0000000000000918
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