An extra hour's sleep could boost women's fertility, study finds

An extra hour's sleep could boost women's fertility, study finds 
A study of sleep patterns of women struggling to conceive found they slept on average an hour less than their fertile counterparts
20 February 2021 • 7:00pm
Women who are struggling to start a family may boost their chances of pregnancy by sleeping an extra hour a night, according to a new study.
Researchers at the University of Southampton compared the sleep patterns of 88 women, some with fertility problems and others without over the course of a month. 
They found those with recurrent fertility problems slept on average for an hour less than their healthy fertile counterparts.

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