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Farewell to Tegan who has been on work placement with us at TSGQ for the past 5 weeks. Tegan is completing her post-graduate studies in

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Does being in space change your sleep patterns? The European Space Agency are looking to find out. Currently they have astronauts in space testing this

For new patients diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA), you will require an initial CPAP titration sleep study. During this study your sleep technician might

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BBC Radio 4 has just aired a three-part series, The Anatomy of Rest. It distilled the work of a group of neuroscientists, poets, psychologists, musicians,