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State-of-the-art facility that feels like a hotel.
Woolcock physician explores the pros and cons.
Air pollution overlooked as source of chronic respiratory disease.
Woolcock therapists provide vital treatment support.
Woolcock clinician using latest research to treat patients.
Woolcock research leader a mentor to future generations.
More than 32 tonnes of material saved from landfill during move.
Our latest Biennial Report tracks our progress through a time of major transformation.
New ideas on how body temperature affects sleep and performance.
Different choice may help fight whooping cough epidemic.
Woolcock Distinguished Alumnus praised as an original thinker.
Executive Director Professor Carol Armour reflects on her legacy.
Woolcock researchers in global-first study.
Welcome ceremony for state-of-the-art facility.
Professor Helen Reddel appointed Member of the Order of Australia.
New treatment for excessive sleepiness shows promising early results.
Optimising lighting to minimise sleep disruption.
A simple breath test may one day replace complex medical exams to diagnose respiratory illness.
A good night’s sleep may hold the secret to ageing well.
Improved asthma management strategies could lead to better lives for patients
Professor Helen Reddel has received a prestigious NHMRC Investigator Grant.
The unique mix of bacteria found in people’s lungs may one day lead to tailored lung cancer treatment
New drug trial models could one day reduce the need for animal testing.
There is real potential for a treatment that controls COPD within the next decade.
A new study helps to explain why sleep is important for processing emotional memories.
The Woolcock's lab researchers are excited about new clinical opportunities at Macquarie.
The impact of big data on Australia's healthcare system is only just beginning to be realised.
Asthma researcher Professor Paul Foster will take up the role in August this year.
Woolcock researchers are excited about the opportunities as we head to our new home.
Sleep health, as an area of research and clinical discipline, has much further to grow.
Next week the Woolcock closes another chapter with our move to Macquarie Park.
The Woolcock's broad base of expertise has led to collaborations and innovation.
New state-of-the-art facilities opened up areas of research for the Cells group.
Exciting new research on the links between sleep, breathing and brain function.
The Woolcock's Sleep Research group has grown five-fold during our time in Glebe.
The meteoric rise of vaping is a case of history repeating itself
A condition known as shift work sleep disorder has been identified but what is it?
What is epigenetics and its role in chronic diseases?
The evidence is clear - targeted lung cancer screening saves lives
Seven Woolcock research leaders have been listed in the world’s top two percent
Data can provide insights but it's up to the researchers to find a way forward
Thousands of Australians struggle to get a good nights sleep
Parkinson's is a slow-acting debilitating progressive neurological disorder
Chris shares his intense Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race preparation
Preventer inhalers can reduce risk of asthma flare-ups
SleepFix offers a medication-free alternative for insomnia
How the human microbiome can boost the effect of cancer therapies
How to breathe easy during hazard reduction burning
Chronic sleep deprivation surges amongst Australian teens
Narcolepsy causes people to fall asleep without realising
Evidence of the harms done by smoking and vaping in the home continues to grow
Experts warn the push to use more environmentally-friendly inhalers must be done with caution
Wood heaters contribute more particle pollution than cars
Mould and dampness are particularly concerning for those with asthma
Harmful gases in the home and the known effects on those with asthma
Sleep difficulties are common in perimenopause, menopause and post-menopause.
Concerns voiced that outdated government regulations and health initiatives impact asthma care
Data underpinning melatonin use is based on questionable science
ACAM launches new user-friendly respiratory health web pages
The Woolcock is excited to be taking up residence in new premises at Macquarie University.
Researchers are testing SleepFix, known to be effective in younger people, in those over 60
Government policy controlling the sale and marketing of vapes may not be effective in the long term
Just as you can learn to sleep badly, you can relearn sleeping well
Uncontrolled asthma costs health system over $1.2b yearly
Sex influences not only who suffers from asthma, but how severe their symptoms will be
How do pharmacists feel about the recent regulation changes?
We're tackling the growing problem of drug-resistant bacteria
Congratulations Professor Matthew Peters, Lung Health Legend Award recipient 2023
Our important new research on the ‘silent sound’ from wind farms
Why have cough medicines been withdrawn from sale, and what does it means for you?
Surviving the new parent fog caused by children's sleep patterns
Our VCAPS program is helping reduce smoking rates Vietnam
Working out a better treatment for obstructive sleep apnea
Good indoor ventilation reduces the risk of COVID. So why are we still ignoring it?
Obesity accounts for about one quarter of breathlessness symptoms in adults
Woolcock Vietnam researchers have received the prestigious Ho Chi Minh Scientific Prize
We're working on new ways to reduce the impact of lower back pain
We're running a trial to test whether cannabidiol can reduce insomnia symptoms
A recent study shows new cause for hope
We're partnering with Macquarie University for the future of respiratory and sleep health
Professor Ron Grunstein AM talks about the past and future of CPAP therapy
Australians with asthma who've never smoked are coughing up mucus most days
Daylight saving can affect the HSC exam performance of some teens
Tuberculosis is an ancient disease, but it isn't history. Yet
How we are getting a more accurate picture of adherence to asthma medications
What is triple therapy? And how do you know if it's right for you?
Many people are being prescribed higher doses of asthma preventer medication than necessary
“Jet lag’s inevitable. It’s like death and taxes.”
We've begun a pilot study to test the benefits of a widely-prescribed sedative
Dr Christine Cowie has handy tips on how to minimise the health risks of gas appliances
Our latest Biennial Report tracks our progress through COVID-19. How did we do?
Our study shows benefits for people experiencing cognitive decline
We're working to make the proliferation of hay fever apps more manageable
Get our resources for a better night's sleep
A new study reveals important patient perspectives
Our trial of a new pharmacy asthma management service uncovered some surprising results
Our work offers new hope for ending TB in high burden settings.
If we're to improve world health, we must help the world breathe more easily
Get Dr Wai Kuen Chow's tips and download a poster
Harrison talks about what it's like living with narcolepsy