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The “Just Right” Pillow for You

Struggling to stay comfortable while using your CPAP machine? The right pillow can make a

Severe COVID and Flu May Raise Lung Cancer Risk Years Later, But Vaccines Can Help

Severe COVID and Flu May Raise Lung Cancer Risk Years Later, But Vaccines Can Help

Groundbreaking new research reveals that serious respiratory infections can leave lasting changes in the lungs

Foods that help you sleep.

Foods that contain melatonin, tryptophan, certain carbohydrates and magnesium are those that aid sleep, but

A Pill for Sleep Apnoea- Clinical Trial Results Are Promising

A Pill for Sleep Apnoea? Clinical Trial Results Are Promising

Millions of people abandon CPAP therapy every year. A repurposed epilepsy drug could offer a

Your Diet May Be Your Lungs’ Best Defence

Your Diet May Be Your Lungs’ Best Defence

Could eating more vegetables, fish, and olive oil help protect you from asthma? New research

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Why Asthma can be worse for obese people

People with asthma who are obese have harder-to-treat symptoms than lean or overweight patients. A

Does your team play better at night?

Data from a recent study suggests that National Football League (NFL) teams have better performance

Snorers suffer from nerve and muscle damage

It has been known for some time that workers who use vibrating tools for a

OMEGA-3 fatty acids and Childhood Asthma

Childhood asthma has become in the most common respiratory disorder around the world. It can

How to sleep in summer and not melt in the process?

On an average night, one in five Australians struggles to get enough sleep, but it

New clues about why non-smokers, as well as smokers, develop chronic lung disease revealed

The new study, published in Nature Genetics, shows that genetic differences help explain why some

Implicit Vocabulary Learning during Sleep Is Bound to Slow-Wave Peaks

Sleep is considered a recurring, reversible behavioural state of perceptual disengagement from and unresponsiveness to

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