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. 2020 Nov 17;13:4423–4434. doi: 10.2147/DMSO.S265465

Table 5.

Relationships Between Sleep Duration and Hs-CRP Levels by Geographical Region

Model ≤6h 7h 8h ≥9h
β(95% CI) P value β(95% CI) P value [Reference] β(95% CI) P value
Southern Region
Participants, No. 425 873 2201 1184
Unadjusted 0.1067(0.0432, 0.1703) 0.0010 0.0421(−0.0059, 0.0901) 0.0853 [Reference] 0.0417(−0.0015, 0.0849) 0.0586
Model 1a 0.0018(−0.0583, 0.0620) 0.9523 −0.0032(−0.0480, 0.0417) 0.8902 [Reference] 0.0207(−0.0197, 0.0611) 0.3154
Model 2 b 0.0038(−0.0566, 0.0641) 0.9025 −0.0020(−0.0470, 0.0429) 0.9292 [Reference] 0.0197(−0.0208, 0.0602) 0.3407
Model 3c −0.0009(−0.0612, 0.0593) 0.9755 −0.0035(−0.0483, 0.0413) 0.8792 [Reference] 0.0210(−0.0194, 0.0613) 0.3090
Model 4d −0.0105(−0.0694, 0.0484) 0.7279 −0.0032(−0.04692, 0.0406) 0.8872 [Reference] 0.0173(−0.0222, 0.0568) 0.3839
Model 5e −0.0107(−0.0696, 0.0482) 0.7695 −0.0041(−0.0479, 0.0398) 0.8559 [Reference] 0.0166(−0.0229, 0.0561) 0.4098
Northern Region
Participants, No. 406 702 1692 687
Unadjusted 0.0827(0.0189, 0.1465) 0.0111 0.0484(−0.0034, 0.1003) 0.0671 [Reference] 0.0733(0.0211, 0.1256) 0.0029
Model 1a 0.0301(−0.0317, 0.0918) 0.3402 0.0181(−0.0314, 0.0675) 04738 [Reference] 0.0749(0.0253, 0.1245) 0.0031
Model 2 b 0.0293(−0.0328, 0.0914) 0.3550 0.0164(−0.0333, 0.0661) 0.5173 [Reference] 0.0745(0.0246, 0.1244) 0.0034
Model 3c 0.0210(−0.0412, 0.0831) 0.5091 0.0156(−0.0340, 0.0629) 0.5705 [Reference] 0.0715(0.0216, 0.1215) 0.0050
Model 4d 0.0036(−0.0572, 0.0644) 0.9086 0.0200(−0.0284, 0.0684) 0.4187 [Reference] 0.0717(0.0229, 0.1205) 0.0040
Model 5e 0.0034(−0.0574, 0.0642) 0.9120 0.0210(−0.0274, 0.0695) 0.3953 [Reference] 0.0699(0.0210, 0.1187) 0.0051

Notes: Hs-CRP was normalized by natural-log transformation; the level of hs-CRP at eight hours of sleep was used as a reference. β (95% CI): Regression coefficients and 95% confidence interval of log hs-CRP across sleep duration categories. aModel 1 adjusted for age, sex, body mass index (BMI). bModel 2 adjusted for Model 1, educational attainment, residence and household income per capita. cModel 3 adjusted for Model 2, smoking status, alcohol drinking habits, physical activities levels and total energy intake. dModel 4 adjusted for Model 3, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), high density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C), triglycerides (TG), uric acid (UA), fasting serum glucose, fasting serum insulin. eModel 5: adjusted for Model 4 and health status related variables (the histories of diagnosed diabetes, hypertension, myocardial infarction, stroke and cancer, the uses of oral antidiabetic medicines, insulin, and antihypertensive drugs).

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; hs-CRP, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein.