Australia’s Regulatory Agency Takes Philips to Court, Alleging Unlawful Supply of Medical Devices
It alleges there were over 44,000 separate instances of unlawful supply of devices.
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How Poor Sleep Quality Strains Romantic Relationships
A health and wellness expert details how poor sleep disrupts emotional regulation, communication, and intimacy in relationships and shares strategies for improving sleep quality.
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$4M Boost for Sleep Apnea Treatment in Indigenous Communities
A program linking sleep science and traditional knowledge is being expanded to treat obstructive sleep apnea in regional Indigenous communities.
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Could an Afternoon Nap Help Us Cope With Hotter Temperatures? It’s Worked for Australia’s First Nations People
As the world grapples with ever-hotter temperatures, we may well need to relearn the art of the afternoon nap.
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Wind Farm Noise Similar in Disruptiveness to Road Traffic Noise During Sleep
A five-year project by Flinders University researchers investigated the extent to which wind farm noise disrupts the sleep of Australians.
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Algorithm Calculates Duration of Untreated Sleep Apnea
Researchers have developed a tool to measure how long people with OSA have been affected by the condition before being diagnosed.
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The First Sleep Health Program for First Nations Adolescents Could Change Lives
In response to community needs, Australia’s first sleep health program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teenagers was co-designed in Mount Isa, Queensland.
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Sleep Brand to Open Dedicated Sleep Hotels in Australia and Taiwan
Emma – The Sleep Company is embracing the trend of sleep tourism by opening two bespoke sleep hotels: one in Sydney, Australia, and the other in Taipei, Taiwan.
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Sleep Improvement Program Targets Indigenous Adolescents in Queensland
A program led by The University of Queensland aims to deliver culturally responsive sleep health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adolescents.
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Mining Shift Workers at Significant Risk of Sleep Loss & Sleep Disorders
The study found up to 60% of the participants were at risk of developing sleep disorders such as obstructive sleep apnea and shift work disorder.
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Surprising Insights About Wind Farm Noise & Sleep Presented at Sleep DownUnder 2021
The team surveyed over 500 South Australians asking them if they experienced any sleep disruptions and, if yes, what the residents themselves believed was the cause.
Read MoreSleepy Athletes Risk Botched Performance
The study intended to identify the subjective sleep need of elite athletes and compare it with an objective measure of their habitual sleep duration.
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Australian Researchers Publish Insomnia Therapy Model for General Practitioners
This clinical review provides GPs with a description of a four-session insomnia treatment program that is tailored to the time limitations, knowledge, and capacity of general practice staff.
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Researchers Seek Conclusive Data on How Wind Farms Impact Nearby Residents’ Sleep
Flinders University is studying sleep patterns in more than 70 volunteers in a laboratory experimental study to investigate potential wind turbine noise impacts on sleep and daytime outcomes.
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Dementia Caregivers’ Stress Leads to Sleep Deprivation
Disrupted sleep is a significant factor in predicting stress on carers and in predicting placing a loved one into long-term care.
Read MoreInspire Therapy Gets Regulatory Approval in Australia
The reimbursement process is anticipated to be completed during 2021 and Inspire expects to launch its therapy in Australia thereafter.
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