Most U.S. soldiers come home with sleep disturbance

The numbers are staggering for soldiers in the weeks after returning home from war. Researchers say 86 percent of them have some kind of sleep disturbance.An abstract being presented at SLEEP 2010 shows the toll deployment takes American servicemen and women’s sleep.Participants in the study were assessed the moment they stepped foot back on U.S. soil. The follow-up was 45 days later. Authors