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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Apr 19.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Med. 2021 Sep 20;87:168–173. doi: 10.1016/j.sleep.2021.09.004

Table 5.

Relative risk of reporting long sleep (>8 h vs. 7—8 h): Model testing hypothesized interactions of age groupings and disease burden.

RR 95% CI 95% CI p

Age (45—64) without disease burden 0.718 0.595 0.867 0.001
Age (45—64) with disease burden 0.868 0.747 1.009 0.065
Age (≥ 65) without disease burden 1.393 1.151 1.686 0.001
Age (≥ 65) with disease burden 1.449 1.269 1.654 0.001
Disease burden 1.086 0.953 1.238 0.214
Race: non-Hispanic Black 1.119 1.009 1.241 0.034
Race: other 1.056 0.961 1.161 0.256
Female Sex 1.314 1.201 1.437 0.001
Education ≥ High school 0.890 0.806 0.983 0.021
Income ≥ $45,000 0.839 0.766 0.918 0.001

Analyses was based on Poisson regression modeling, considering the potential interaction of age groupings with or without disease burden (defined as the presence of obesity, diabetes, or hypertension); covariates were race/ethnicity, sex, education, income. Ages 18—44 and Non-Hispanic White served as referents.