Money may not buy happiness but it will get you a good night's sleep, study finds
Those residing in upmarket locations more likely to get recommended seven to nine hours of rest
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Those residing in upmarket locations more likely to get recommended seven to nine hours of rest
In their findings, researchers said both social deprivation and ethnicity affect sleep quality, irrespective of age, sex, personal wealth, employment and education.
Middle-aged people living in Britain's deprived areas have poorer sleep quality than those in affluent places, research suggests.
Findings show social deprivation and ethnicity affect sleep quality, irrespective of age, sex, personal wealth, employment and education.
Findings show social deprivation and ethnicity affect sleep quality, irrespective of age, sex, personal wealth, employment and education.