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. 2013 Jan 18;2(1):e2. doi: 10.2196/ijmr.2485

Table 3.

Multivariate analysis of factors associated with the prevalence of insomnia.


Odds ratio P 95% CI
Predictor for sleeplessness a



Post-earthquake vs pre-earthquake 1.842 <.001 1.514–2.242

Age ≥20 years vs age <20 years 2.246 .027 1.095–4.605

Female vs male 1.510 .109 0.912–2.501

Presence vs absence of pollinosis 2.334 .001 1.437–3.791

Tokyo vs. Osaka 1.404

.187

0.848–2.323


No reminder email vs reminder email 1.303 .016 1.050–1.617
Predictor of sleeplessness

Tokyo




Post-earthquake vs pre-earthquake 1.998 <.001 1.571–2.542


Age ≥20 years vs age <20 years 1.378 .421 0.631–3.010


Female vs male 1.670 .903 0.90–3.087


Presence vs absence of pollinosis 2.437 .005 1.317–4.509


No reminder email vs reminder email 1.435 .004 1.121–1.838

Osaka




Post-earthquake vs pre-earthquake 1.558 .011 1.106–2.196


Age ≥20 years vs age <20 years 13.987 <.001 6.408–30.530


Female vs male 1.285 .554 0.554–2.983


Presence vs absence of pollinosis 2.193 .047 1.012–4.751


No reminder email vs reminder email 1.005 .983 0.658–1.535

a values are total counts from Tokyo and Osaka