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. 2023 Mar 27;38(6):643–656. doi: 10.1007/s10654-023-00981-x

Table 2.

Hazard ratios (95% confidence intervals) for acute myocardial infarction (AMI) according to self-reported insomnia symptoms, sleep duration and chronotype in UK Biobank (UKBB) and HUNT2

Insomnia symptoms Sleep duration Chronotype
No Yes Short Normal Long Morning Evening
UK Biobank (n = 302 456)

  AMI events/

  Person-years

4 784/

2 583 503

2 049/

964 868

1 794/

844 021

4 365/

2 445 890

674/

258 460

4 206/

2 229 937

2 627/

1 318 434

  Model 1 Ref.

1.19

(1.13, 1.25)

1.20

(1.14, 1.27)

Ref.

1.29

(1.19, 1.40)

Ref.

1.14

(1.08, 1.19)

  Model 2 Ref.

1.11

(1.05, 1.16)

1.09

(1.04, 1.16)

Ref.

1.14

(1.05, 1.24)

Ref.

1.08

(1.03, 1.13)

  Model 3 Ref.

1.08

(1.03, 1.14)

1.09

(1.03, 1.15)

Ref.

1.10

(1.01, 1.19)

Ref.

1.06

(1.01, 1.12)

HUNT2 (n = 31 091)

  AMI events/

  Person-years

2 120/

577 219

420/

76 391

151/

41 306

1 668/

470 344

721/

141 960

  Model 1 Ref.

1.17

(1.06, 1.30)

1.15

(0.97, 1.35)

Ref.

1.05

(0.96, 1.15)

  Model 2 Ref.

1.09

(0.98, 1.21)

1.05

(0.89, 1.24)

Ref.

0.97

(0.88, 1.06)

  Model 3 Ref.

1.08

(0.96, 1.21)

1.09

(0.93, 1.29)

Ref.

0.94

(0.85, 1.03)

Model 1, adjusted for age and gender

Model 2, adjusted for covariates in Model 1, along with marital status, alcohol intake frequency, smoking status, body mass index, physical activity, education, Townsend deprivation index (for UKBB), ethnicity (for UKBB), shift work, and employment status

Model 3, adjusted for covariates in Model 2, along with systolic blood pressure, serum cholesterol level, blood glucose level, time since last meal, use of sleep medication(s), depression, and anxiety