Great to see our recent work published using Sleep Health Foundation 2019 survey data, considering impact of sleep opportunity criterion on insomnia prevalence and health correlates. Insomnia prevalence varies by symptom criteria | NSS Dove Medical Press dovepress.com/article_metric…

In patients with stroke/ministroke, use of HSAT compared with in-lab PSG increases the rate of OSA diagnosis and treatment, reduces daytime sleepiness, improves functional outcomes and experiences with sleep testing, and could be an economical option. bit.ly/3MktzYx

Next Council meeting: 11th May @ 5:45pm AEDT. Join us to hear some of the latest insights into insomnia-related disruption of trauma recovery mechanisms and exploring the sleep of Australian school teachers! Our guest speakers Dr Alix Mellor Dr Charlotte Gupta and Vivien Vuong! DM to RSVP.

New NEST spotlight! Today we have Sian Wanstall from @FlindersHmri Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health. Since completing this profile, Sian has completed honours (& received the APS prize!) and is now a PhD candidate continuing her work on paramedic sleep & mental health. Awesome work Sian!🙌

Sleep and Circadian Community! First episode of the Sleep Research Society (Sleep Research Society) Podcast is officially available through spotify, podbean, Amazon Music/Audible, PlayerFM, & Samsung, w/ intention to be on other platforms soon. Dr. Rebecca Robbins (PhD) Katherine Duggan, PhD @ShamekaFNP

For the people who prefer to believe animals aren't terrified in slaughterhouses.

Animal cruelty laws exclude millions of animals. Why? Because Codes of Practice favour industry interests and profits. It's well beyond time for all animals to be treated with compassion, kindness and respect. Are you using election time to speak up for the vulnerable?

Thank you World Sleep Society for the Elio Lugaresi Award for Sleep Medicine, for our Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health and @WINKsleep paper investigating the effect of mental health symptoms on treatment-response to CBTi. doi.org/10.1016/S1389-… doi.org/10.1016/j.slee…

Excited to share a blog with @bastien_lechat on our studies investigating associations of co-morbid insomnia and sleep apnea (#COMISA), with mortality and CVD in the Sleep Heart Health Study data. National Sleep Research Resource (SleepData.org) sleepdata.org/blog/2022/06/m…

We need to address racial inequalities in poor sleep and COPD outcomes.

Poor sleep is related to poor quality of life even after taking symptoms into account, in people living with #MS, in our recent paper from Menzies Institute for Medical Research in Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry . @ivandermei Baye Dagnew Sarah Appleton Tiffany Gill

Association of co-morbid insomnia and OSA symptoms with outcomes are disturbingly robust to criteria used to assess insomnia and OSA. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health

#PublicHealth Flinders University is fun

Important evidence regarding impact of wind turbine noise on polysomnography-measured and sleep diary-determined sleep outcomes with accompanying editorial Tess Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health academic.oup.com/sleep/article-…

RT if you're looking forward to the day where animals only know compassion and consideration from humans rather than contempt and cruelty. 🧡 photo: James Gibson / We Animals

The National Sleep Research Resource is offering a new webinar series to help you learn how NSRR can help with your research and data management. The first webinar, “NSRR: Unlocking the Power of Sleep Data,” is Wednesday, Sept. 7, at 2 p.m. EDT.

A fantastic first paper and analysis of Sleep Health Foundation survey data by Jack Manners from Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health.

For decades, sleep and its associated disorders have been considered a Cinderella branch of medicine. On the cover, our Editorial on the importance of sleep. Find this and more in our new issue: hubs.li/Q01n2xNv0

Publicly Available Health Research Datasets: Opportunities and Respons | NSS Dove Medical Press dovepress.com/publicly-avail…

Congratulations Clare!