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Lucy shares the story of her quest to find answers for her son Luca's sleep problems.

Sleep research is increasingly focused on the brain and the CCDA is at the forefront.

Researchers are working on an inhaled melatonin solution to reduce next-day drowsiness.

Professor Chris Gordon looks at the pros, cons and to the future.

Dr Aurore Perrault explains what we know about whether women and men sleep differently.

Professor Delwyn Bartlett recently shared her thoughts about sleep aids on breakfast radio.

Our sleep and respiratory researchers have been winners in recent grants rounds.

Dr Camilla Hoyos explains the evidence to date and the difficulties with clinical trials.

Sleep coaching could help you relearn how to sleep well.

State-of-the-art facility that feels like a hotel.

Woolcock physician explores the pros and cons.

Woolcock therapists provide vital treatment support.

Woolcock clinician using latest research to treat patients.

New ideas on how body temperature affects sleep and performance.

Woolcock researchers in
global-first study.

New treatment for excessive sleepiness shows promising early results.

Optimising lighting to minimise sleep disruption.

A good night’s sleep may hold the secret to ageing well.

A new study helps to explain why sleep is important for processing emotional memories.

Sleep health, as an area of research and clinical discipline, has much further to grow.

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.

A condition known as shift work sleep disorder has been identified but what is it?

Thousands of Australians struggle to get a good nights sleep

Parkinson's is a slow-acting debilitating progressive neurological disorder

SleepFix offers a medication-free alternative for insomnia

Chronic sleep deprivation surges amongst Australian teens

Narcolepsy causes people to fall asleep without realising

Sleep difficulties are common in perimenopause, menopause and post-menopause.

Data underpinning melatonin use is based on questionable science

Researchers are testing SleepFix, known to be effective in younger people, in those over 60

Just as you can learn to sleep badly, you can relearn sleeping well

How do pharmacists feel about the recent regulation changes?

Our important new research on the ‘silent sound’ from wind farms

Surviving the new parent fog caused by children's sleep patterns

Working out a better treatment for obstructive sleep apnea

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