IBAS Researcher, Dr Maree Barnes, spoke on ABC Radio 774 with Hillary Harper about sleep and sleep disorders.
IBAS conducts research about the cause, effects and treatment of sleep disorders. If you are intererested in participating in research, please see the 'Participating in Research' section of this website, which includes FAQs and a form to register your interest.
If you are concerned about your own sleep you are recommended to see your GP for assessement and referral to a specialist sleep physician.
Appointments at Austin Health are available by phoning 9496-3688, however please note that you will need a referral from your GP to attend.
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