OSA and Depression: Is the Relationship Causal?
Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) and depression are two of societies highest priority public health issues....
15 August, 2022
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Can CPAP therapy reduce established cardiac arrhythmias?
It is well known that there is a close association between OSA and cardiovascular disease....
15 August, 2022
Australian research using cutting edge technology to cut the risk of Alzheimer’s
Researches from Melbourne’s Monash University are investigating the use of acoustic stimulation to induce ‘deep...
08 August, 2022
A Dynamic Duo of Cells Within Our Lungs
Two subtypes of cells found in pulmonary blood vessels have been dubbed a dynamic duo...
01 August, 2022
ABC Radio – Do you share a blanket with your bed partner?
Our friends at ABC radio called our Sleep Unit Manager Phil Teuwen to talk about...
01 August, 2022
Tinnitis and Sleep
What is tinnitus? Subjective tinnitus is the permanent perception of a sound by an individual...
01 August, 2022
Want to do Bed-sharing? Choose wise
A recent study done in Pennsylvania, has shown that there are associations between bed-sharing and...
25 July, 2022
How Much Do We Hear When We Are Asleep?
Noise can be most disruptive during the early stages of sleep. Snoring in particular can...
22 July, 2022
Telemedicine compared to standard face-to-face care for continuous positive airway pressure treatment: real-world Australian experience
Kosky et al recently published a study in the Journal of Sleep looking into the...
21 July, 2022
Co-morbid Insomnia and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea as a potential predictor of Suicide and Self-harm
Insomnia and obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) are the two most common sleep disorders and frequently...
20 July, 2022