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. 2010 Dec 1;33(12):1693–1702. doi: 10.1093/sleep/33.12.1693

Table 5.

Association between depression and insomnia subtypes in the cross-sectional studya

Logistic regression analyses
Baseline items in 2003 Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
    Category ORb 95% CI P-value aORc 95% CI P-value
        Age (year)
            65-69 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
            70-74 1.423 1.101 to 1.838 0.006 1.359 1.001 to 1.844 0.049
            75-79 1.675 1.282 to 2.189 < 0.001 1.620 1.174 to 2.235 0.003
            80-84 2.121 1.584 to 2.841 < 0.001 1.986 1.375 to 2.867 < 0.001
            85+ 1.673 1.117 to 2.508 0.013 1.516 0.889 to 2.583 0.126
        Gender
            Women 1.526 1.257 to 1.853 < 0.001 1.327 1.047 to 1.681 0.019
            Men 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
        Educational history
            Junior high school 0.669 0.552 to 0.811 < 0.001 0.790 0.622 to 1.004 0.054
            More than high school 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
        Place of residence
            Urban 0.987 0.807 to 1.208 0.898 1.066 0.830 to 1.370 0.616
            Rural 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
        Sleep duration (h)
            < 6 2.238 1.628 to 3.075 < 0.001 1.162 0.776 to 1.742 0.466
            ≥ 6 to 7 1.261 0.939 to 1.693 0.124 0.944 0.667 to 1.337 0.747
            ≥ 7 to 8 1.000 1.000 referent
            ≥ 8 to 9 1.132 0.858 to 1.495 0.380 1.098 0.792 to 1.521 0.575
            ≥ 9 1.823 1.337 to 2.487 <0.001 1.349 0.923 to 1.972 0.122
        Sleep disturbance
            DIS: Yes 4.208 3.329 to 5.319 < 0.001 2.020 1.455 to 2.805 < 0.001
                No 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
            EMA: Yes 3.049 2.403 to 3.870 < 0.001 1.441 1.025 to 2.026 0.036
                No 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
            DMS: Yes 1.869 1.525 to 2.289 < 0.001 0.819 0.613 to 1.094 0.176
                No 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
            EDS: Yes 2.716 2.064 to 3.574 < 0.001 1.319 0.929 to 1.875 0.122
                No 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
            DFL: Yes 2.131 1.465 to 3.101 < 0.001 0.788 0.463 to 1.342 0.381
                No 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
        Subjective sleep sufficiency
            Insufficient 2.290 1.839 to 2.852 < 0.001 1.758 1.335 to 2.315 < 0.001
            Sufficient 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
        Psychological stress
            Yes 6.104 4.997 to 7.455 < 0.001 5.169 4.088 to 6.537 < 0.001
            No 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
        Self-rated health
            Good 0.531 0.397 to 0.709 < 0.001 0.664 0.485 to 0.910 0.011
            Fair 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
            Poor 4.270 3.435 to 5.307 < 0.001 2.187 3.688 to 3.231 < 0.001
        Activities of daily living (ADL)
            Any 4.180 3.211 to 5.443 < 0.001 1.419 0.991 to 2.032 0.056
            None 1.000 referent 1.000 referent
a

The cross-sectional study was conducted on baseline subjects in 2003.

b

Crude odds ratio due to univariate logistic regression analysis.

c

Adjusted odds ratio due to multivariate logistic regression analysis. The logistic regression analysis was conducted as a response variable of CES-D (Score ≥ 7) by the short form. DIS refers to difficulty initiating sleep; EMA, early morning awakening; DMS, difficulty maintaining sleep; EDS, Exceesive daytime sleepiness; DFL, discomfort feeling in the legs; 95%CI, 95% confidence interval.