That headline is too vague to fact-check as written. “Sleeping with…” could refer to many things—wet hair, a fan, the lights on, contact lenses, a pet, a phone, or something else.
The consequences depend entirely on what comes after “sleeping with.” For example, sleeping with contact lenses can increase the risk of serious eye infections, while sleeping with wet hair does not cause a cold, despite the common myth.
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If you send me the rest of the headline or the item being referred to, I can fact-check the specific claim.
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