Sundown syndrome linked to age and travel stress
A physician notes sundown syndrome or acute confusional state is common in older adults in nursing homes hospitals and airports. The condition signals underlying issues such as pneumonia heart attack or stroke and requires care, attention, and patience. Officials warn travel stress may worsen episodes as life expectancy rises and travel increases.
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