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People who slept under 6 hours caught colds nearly twice as often
You have probably heard that short sleep makes you catch colds. Researchers led by a team at the University of California, San Francisco put that idea to a real test and published the results in the journal Sleep in 2015. They dropped a cold virus into the noses of 164 healthy adults and watched who got sick.

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