TSGQ Doctor e-Newsletter Archive
Issue 1: TSGQ News - September 2010
- OSA & Cardiomyopathy
- Sleep Disorders & Stroke
- Asthma & FeNO Testing
Issue 2: TSGQ News - October 2010
- Sleep Deprivation and Depression
- Cognitive Function after Sleep Deprivation
- Pulmonary Function and Diabetes
Issue 3: TSGQ News - November 2010
- Men's Health
- OSA & Diabetes
- Sleep and Driving
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Issue 4: TSGQ News - December 2010
- Insomnia and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- Melatonin Therapy for Insomnia
- Tart Cherries and Insomnia
- Air Pollution and Lung Health
Issue 5: TSGQ News - Best of 2010
- Sleep Deprivation and Depression
- Melatonin Therapy for Insomnia
- Sleep and Driving
- Pulmonary Function and Diabetes
Issue 6: TSGQ News - February 2011
- 'Organic Toxic Dust Syndrome' after the QLD Floods
- World Cancer Day and Lung Cancer Screening
- World Diabetes Day
- How will you be able to perform a sleep study on me if I don't sleep?
Issue 7: TSGQ News - March 2011
- Sleep Apnoea and Eye Disease
- Sleep Apnoea and Seizures
- Leukemia and Lung Infections
Issue 8: TSGQ News - April 2011
- World Day for Work Health and Safety
- Antimicrobial Resistance
- The Carbon Footprint and your Medical Practice
- Our Education Teams for your Medical Practice
- Electronic Forms for your practice
- How do I care for my CPAP devices filter?
Issue 9: TSGQ News - May 2011
- Depression and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)
- World Asthma Day
- Australia's Biggest Morning Tea
- Our Education Teams for your Medical Practice
- A healthy heart and a healthy sleep
- How do I adjust my Humidifier for Winter?
Issue 10: TSGQ News - June 2011
- Tax Deductions with new CPAP Machines
- Go Red For Women
- Men's Health Week
- World Environment Day
Issue 11: TSGQ News - July 2011
- Sleep Apnoea - Lav vs Home Testing
- Sleep and Anxiety
- Sleep Disorders and Anxiety
- Increased Immunity to Colds makes Asthma Worse
- 6 Tips for Helping Your Patients Cope With CPAP
Issue 12: TSGQ News - August 2011
- The Link Between Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Increased Bone Resorpotion in Men
- New Developments in Lung Cancer Research
- Childhood Disorders that have Adult Consequences
- Our Education Teams for your Medical Practice
- Why is it important for me to treat my Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)?
Issue 13: TSGQ News - September 2011
- World Heart Day
- International Day of Peace - 5 tips for better sleep
- Sleep Disorders and Suicide
- Developments for Monitoring and Control of Asthma in Adolescents
- National Stroke Week
- Why is it important for me to treat my obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA)?
Issue 14: TSGQ News - October 2011
- Latest Asthma, COPD and OSA Statistics
- Brisbane to Gold Coast Cycle Challenge for Diabetes and Heart Health
- World Habitat Day
- The Cancer Council's "Girls Night In" October
- Suicide Prevention Day
Issue 15: TSGQ News - November 2011
- Alzheimer’s And Sleep
- Emerging Epigenetic Research In The Development Of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- Metabolic Consequences Of Sleep Deprivation
- Recognising the Symptoms of Sleepiness
- 8 tips to Better Manage Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Issue 16: TSGQ News - February 2012
- Occupational screening programs needed for safety critial occupations
- Asperger's Syndrome and sleep
- Hypoglossial nerve stimalation as an alternative to CPAP
Issue 17: TSGQ News - March 2012
- Sleep Disturbance and Suicide
- OSA and Diabetes
- Co-morbities of Insomnia
- The Effects of Epilepsy on Sleep
- Organic Dust inhalation
- Wine and FVC function
Issue 18: TSGQ News - April 2012
- World Parkinsons Day
- Sleeping disorders and weight gain
- Cognitive behavioural approaches to the treatment of insomnia
- Insulin resistance and OSA in women with PCOS
- How does a sleep physician consultation affect CPAP compliance
- Revised national medical standards for driver licensing
- Idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension: Prognostic impact of follow-up assessments
The Heart Foundation of Heartweek is on the 6th to 12th May.
The 2012 Influenza Vaccination Program will commence nationally on Thursday 15th March 2012
Children presenting to the emergency department with moderate or severe asthma attacks are less likely to be admitted to hospital if they are treated with systemic corticosteroids within the first 75 minutes after triage, according to a new study.
Central Queensland University conductes the largest Australian sleep census to explore the sleep habits of the nation.
New research shows increased information and education regarding the neurocognitive, cardiovascular and metabolic consequences of untreated OSA, as well as the importance of persisting with the treatment has positive consequences on patients CPAP compliance.
New research results reinforce the value of follow-up tools following right heart catheterisation and provide further support for some of the treatment goals currently suggested by international guidelines.