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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2017 Sep;29(9):1091–1096. doi: 10.1097/MEG.0000000000000932

Table 2.

Depression and Insomnia in Patients with Celiac Disease, PWAGs, and Controls

Clinical Characteristics Controls
n (%)
CD
n (%)
p value* PWAG
n (%)
p value
Major Depression
(n = 15, 021)
< 10 – no 13,388 (91.85) 70 (96.11) 0.18 164 (97.1) 0.002
≥ 10 – yes 1,381 (8.15) 6 (3.89) 12 (2.90)
Difficulty Related to Depression
(n = 10,021)
Not at all difficult 7,078 (72.68) 38 (71.05) 0.84 81 (71.81) 0.43
Somewhat difficult 2,234 (22.57) 14 (26.35) 34 (26.07)
Very difficult 368 (3.28) 3 (1.96) 4 (1.49)
Extremely difficult 164 (1.47) 1 (0.64) 2 (0.64)
Insomnia
(n = 17,425)
No sleep difficulty 12,924 (72.63) 55 (62.35) 0.15 123 (65.88) 0.11
Yes sleep difficulty 4,327 (27.37) 28 (37.65) 67 (34.12)
≥ 8 hours a night 6,202 (35.50) 35 (44.64) 0.15 68 (35.70 0.96
< 8 hours a night 11,049 (64.50) 48 (55.36) 122 (64.30)
*

CD vs Controls

PWAG vs Controls