Our circadian rhythm, that’s our body’s natural wake-to-sleep cycle, is important for proper daily functioning. There have been studies that showed disruptions to this cycle
A big congratulations to the winners of our “Relax your Brain” competition! The first prize winner Dr Tapan Patel from Doctors @ Jindalee will be
Our friends at ABC radio Brisbane gave us a call on Tuesday to have a chat about a report released recently. This report is in
All of our test cricket fans working here in the sleep lab got quite excited when Fox Sports published an article today about Australian cricketer
A lot of research has focused on the ill effects of not obtaining enough sleep the night before on someone’s daily functioning with the general
The Productivity Commission’s draft report on Mental Health The commission is now calling for submissions seeking further information and feedback regarding it, preparatory to its
Qantas have recently released a media update on some research they have conducted with the university of Sydney. They surveyed their passengers on strategies that
The systematic review by Leso et al. (16 February 2019) identifies the lack of quality data necessary to inform both occupational health risk management and
An article recently published in the Mirror UK reports on the decreased acts of violence after prisoners were provided with ear plugs. Acts of violence
When performing polysomnography tests, there are specific electrode placements to show specific brain wave activity as certain regions show certain brain waves (eg: over the
