@NJSneddon
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MRes scholar ✍️😴🧠 Passionate about 😴 and HD 🧬 In my spare time, I enjoy 🏃🏻♀️🦜📺
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Joined July 2009
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Walk after meals.
Walk when you’re bored.
Walk when you’re stressed.
Walk between your sets.
Walk in the morning.
Walk at night.
Walking is the most underrated exercise on the planet. Get out and get moving.
Happy World Sleep Day! 🌙
We’re excited to be part of the global community advancing sleep science and improving sleep health for everyone.
Because sleep matters.
#WorldSleepDay #SleepBetter #SleepHealth
Happy world sleep day! 💤
Today I’m thinking about sleep; something I will spend one-third of my life doing. Sleep is a pillar of health. Poor sleep is associated with multiple chronic health & aging conditions, and inadequate sleep is a risk factor for accidents and injuries.
I’m grateful to be researching sleep, knowing we’re still making exciting discoveries about sleep that will have a significant impact on quality of life for people in the future 🧐
🏷️ #worldsleepday #sleep #sleephealth #sleepmedicine #sleepresearch
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Measuring the invisible: Anosognosia and the paradox of sleep assessment in early Huntington's disease. dlvr.it/TRSYNV
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What is the prevalence of sleep disturbances among people with Huntington disease and pre-manifest genetic expansion carriers? A systematic review and meta-analysis. dlvr.it/TRSYKp
📄 #Published in Sleep Medicine Reviews! Our systematic review and meta-analysis on the prevalence of sleep disturbances in Huntington disease genetic expansion carriers 😴🧠
🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.smrv.2026.…
First paper! 🥳 So excited to have had the opportunity to be involved in this important initiative!
#sleep #health
Egg-citing news! 🐣
Our NEST ASA consensus statement has been published in SLEEP🥳 Our paper provides practical and critical next steps for the implementation of the endorsed Parliamentary Inquiry recommendations for sleep health in Australia 😴🇦🇺 🪺
doi.org/10.1093/sleep/zsaf10…
Is it too early to say I’ve picked my favourite talk? Loved this talk by Prof. Berend Feddersen in the Palliative Care in HD session! So engaging to include the bunny as a HD patient 🐰
🏷️ #ehdn2024 #ehdn #huntingtonsdisease #huntingtondisease #hdcommunity #palliativecare
So excited for my first international conference, first poster presentation, and first conference abstract! 😁
🏷️ #ehdn24 #ehdn #Strasbourg #huntingtondisease
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Loved sharing my media experiences with the @CQU RHD cohort this morning for Research Communication Month! Made sure to highlight one of the best reasons to engage with the media - validation from family 😅
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Check out this list of Impact Factors for the leading sleep research journals 👇 Super helpful for ECRs applying for funding/ promotion!
Happy Impact Factor Day!
@ESRS_Sleep
@ResearchSleep
@SleepOrgANZ
Here are @HoyosCamilla and my updated IF rankings for the Sleep research journals for 2023
researchgate.net/publication…
They say writing a thesis is like running a marathon… if it is, then I have hope 💪
On the weekend, I achieved a new half marathon PB of 2 hours and 9 minutes 🤩
🏷️ #running #baytobay #terrigaltrotters #graduatestudent #mres #phd
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A study was published on the best ways to beat depression.
At the top is dancing followed by walking or jogging.
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Channel 9’s Gaby Rogers visited our new Macquarie Park home today to interview Professor Ron Grunstein about a new weight loss medication trial for people with excess weight, type 2 diabetes and obstructive sleep apnea.
To volunteer: bit.ly/3VFp0j3
#SleepScience #weight
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The Woolcock will show how sleep and respiratory health contributes to a longer life in the new Channel 9 series Do You Want To Live Forever? starting tonight at 7.30pm.
#Respiratory #SleepScience
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Using objective measures of sleep in a cohort of >60,000 individuals the authors found people with more irregular sleep patterns have a higher risk of premature mortality & that sleep regularity is a stronger predictor of mortality risk than sleep duration ow.ly/LHWv50POsB9
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Congratulations to Woolcock research leader Professor Helen Reddel, who has been appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the 2024 #KingsBirthday Honours List for significant service to respiratory medicine and to medical research: bit.ly/3KBNCD6.
