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A study of nearly 2,000 patients in Norway showed that patients who reported sleeping less than six or more than nine hours had a higher risk of infection. Patients visiting their doctor who reported sleeping less than six hours or more than nine were more likely to present with an infection. Pat

All kinds of issues can be resolved with a good nights sleep, but recent research suggests that getting enough sleep may also reduce your susceptibility to illness.

A good night's sleep may help with various concerns, but a new study reveals that getting enough sleep may also lessen your vulnerability to sickness.

The study reveals that patients who reported sleeping less than six hours a night were 27 percent more likely to report an infection. 

Risk of infection raised by a quarter or more among those who failed to get the right amount.

Sleep too much or too little, and you might get sick more, according to scientists who found sleep duration may be linked to infection risk. 

Those who said they slept less than six hours a night were 27 per cent more likely to have had an infection in the past three months compared to those getting enough sleep.

A good night's sleep can solve all sorts of problems – but scientists have now discovered new evidence that sleeping well may make you less vulnerable to infection.

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A good nights sleep can solve all sorts of problems - but scientists have now discovered new evidence that sleeping well may make you less vulnerable to infection.