SleepMed - The Centre for Sleep and Chronobiology

Welcome to our Facility

Dr. H. Moldofsky

JDr. J. MacFarlane

The Centre offers diagnostic and treatment services for patients' with various sleep-related medical disorders. In addition, The Centre serves as the focus for fundamental and clinical research on biologic rhythms, sleep-wake physiology, and their roles as determinants to health and disease. It also provides professional, technical, industrial/government, and public educational programs.

Our MISSION:

To provide exemplary diagnostic and clinical services to all patients presenting with sleep-related disorders.
To develop more effective, safe and efficient treatments for sleep-related medical and psychiatric disorders.
To understand the biology of circadian rhythms in health and disease.
To understand the roles of the neuro-immune and neuro-endocrine systems of the sleeping-waking brain in health and disease.
To understand the mechanisms of the biological time-keeping systems that affect the occurrence and treatment of disease.
To determine physiologic and behavioral functions of those engaged in nighttime or shift work in service industries and military defense operations; to advise on procedures that facilitate optimal work performance.

What's New

The first compre-hensive centre in Canada has moved and has two locations to serve you. For location & contact info, click here!
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Thank you The centre appreciates Dr.Roth for speaking to the sleep community during the innagural sleep rounds held on Sept. 22. More here.

Tech Profile

Carol Mously Carol serves as the Lab Manager for the Centre.

Join Us!

Have a question? Post your question on our discussion board and get answers from the staff or anyone in the sleep community. Enter here.
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This site was last updated on
Nov. 27 at 10:50 a.m.