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Bad Behaviour or Bad Sleep?

When a child is struggling with behaviour, it is quite common as a society to

Why do I subconsciously remove my mask during sleep?

As the body, the brain and the senses adjust to wearing a CPAP mask, it

Treating Sleep Apnea Helps Type 2 Diabetes

Studies have found that people with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) are significantly more likely to

Foods that help you sleep.

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

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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

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Tirzapetide: The New Medication Treating Sleep Apnoea

  The Australian Therapeutic Goods Association and American Association of Sleep Medicine have recently approved

Spacer Adventures with pMDIs!

Blast from the Past In the 1950s, the pMDI (pressurized metered-dose inhaler) changed the game—compact,

Effect of Exercise on Restless and Periodic leg movements disorders

This 2019 review by Franco and colleagues examines whether regular physical exercise can help treat

Sleep Apnoea: The Silent Risk Factor for Brain Decline

Sleep apnoea is more than just a nighttime nuisance; it’s a serious health condition that

To Eat or Not to Eat?

Is Eating Before Bed Bad? Traditionally, eating before bed was thought to be harmful, especially

Sleep Apnoea and Cardiac Rhythm Disorders

Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is a common condition where the airway becomes partially or completely

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea in Contact Sports

Is Sleep Apnoea the Hidden Opponent in Contact Sports? When we think of athletes in

Filtered or Tap

Why Replacing Your CPAP Filter Is Crucial for Better Sleep and Health If you’ve ever

Does Your Sleep Position Matter for Sleep Apnoea? Turns Out, Yes!

For many people who stop breathing in their sleep (a condition called sleep apnoea), simply

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea: A Destructive Cycle

How Common Is It? Research shows that between 52% and 69% of people diagnosed with

The Effects of Diet on Sleep Quality

Sleep is a study of physiology is one of the most grounded and related topics

From Plate to Pillow: How Timing Your Meals Affects Sleep Apnea and Well-Being.

The relationship between OSA and metabolic diseases such as obesity is well understood and supported

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