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Researchers tracked 4,000 women of childbearing age over a five-year period.
Those who regularly hit the hay after 10.45pm were 22% more likely to have problems with their fertility.
Scientists at the Second Xiangya Hospital in Hunan , China , surveyed the women between 2015 and 2020 to see how sleeping regimes affected pregnancy rates.
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