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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

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

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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

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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International Nurses Day: Empowered nurses save lives

International Nurses Day is celebrated each year on the 12th of May, the birthday of

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Light exposure effects on heart rate and metabolic activity

This study of twenty healthy young adults highlights the acute effects of night-time light exposure

How light sensitivity affects sleep and circadian rhythm

Over exposure to artificial evening and night lighting used in our home and work environments

Obesity and adult-onset asthma – a 12 year prognosis

In Australia it is estimated that 2 in 3 individuals over the age of 18

Tired at work? Taking a quick break will benefit your work!

Ever been tired at work and you just need to sneak away for five minutes?

How Stress and the Circadian Rhythm Affect Sleep

Our circadian rhythm is crucial for initiating and ending sleep for us and one contributing

Smoking and COVID-19

Does current smoking status increase individual’s risk of developing COVID-19 symptoms?1 Active smoking is a

Airborne occupational exposure and respiratory illness

The risks of airborne occupational exposure (such as pesticides, fumes, mineral dust) and impact on

You may enjoy comedy more when you are tired!

Recently Sanz-Arigita et al published an article in the Journal of Sleep that sought to

Sleep aids in the healing of mild traumatic brain injuries.

We all know that sleep aids in restoring the body from the day’s activities but

Understanding the distribution and adherence of CPAP by age and sex.

Research shows that adherence to CPAP therapy ranges from 17% to 71%. CPAP remains a

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