Poor sleep ‘raises risk of catching a cold’

Not getting enough sleep dramatically increases the chances of catching a cold, research has shown.

Poor sleep ‘raises risk of catching a cold’

People who sleep six hours or less a night are four times more susceptible to colds than those who spend more than seven hours in slumber land, a study found.

Scientists exposed 164 volunteers to the common cold virus to test their ability to fight off the infection.

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