Featured on: Telegraph Media Group Limited
Publication date: Jun 8, 2009
Publication date: Jun 8, 2009
Get less than six hours of sleep per night and run the risk of developing high blood pressure. That's the moral of a study by the University of Chicago that examined the blood pressure and sleep habits of 578 adults aged 33 to 45-years. Race and age were not factors.
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