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. 2015 Nov 16;5:16686. doi: 10.1038/srep16686

Table 2. Associations between sleep duration and overweight/obesity among adolecents (N= 66,817).

Models Sleep Duration, hours/day
<5.0 5.0–6.9 7.0–8.9 ≥9.0
Cases/controls OR 95% CI Cases/controls OR 95% CI Cases/controls OR 95% CI Cases/controls OR 95% CI
Overweight 179/772     34,98/21,085     6,430/32,398     559/1,896    
 Model 1   1.27 1.07–1.51   1.04 0.99–1.09   1.00 Referent   1.28 1.15–1.42
 Model 2   1.25 1.04–1.49   1.05 1.00–1.10   1.00 Referent   1.28 1.15–1.42
 Model 3   1.26 1.05–1.51   1.06 1.00–1.11   1.00 Referent   1.27 1.14–1.42
Obesity 94/857     1,602/22,981     3,081/35,747     302/2,153    
 Model 1   1.26 1.01–1.59   0.91 0.86–0.98   1.00 Referent   1.45 1.27–1.65
 Model 2   1.21 0.95–1.54   0.93 0.87–1.00   1.00 Referent   1.42 1.24–1.63
 Model 3   1.24 0.97–1.57   0.94 0.87–1.01   1.00 Referent   1.42 1.24–1.63

Abrreviations: OR: Odds Ratio; 95% CI: 95% Confidence Interval.

Notes: Cases: the number of participants who were overweight or obese; controls: the number of participants who were not overweight or obese.

Model 1: adjusted for age, gender, coming from single family, parental education and parental smoking.

Model 2: adjusted for covariates in model 1 + physical activity, internet and vedio games, homework, tobacco and alcohol use.

Model 3: adjusted for covariates in model 2 + depression and anxiety indicators.