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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Support Care Cancer. 2020 Sep 29;29(5):2761–2770. doi: 10.1007/s00520-020-05786-2

Table 3.

Multivariate models identifying risk factors for sleep disturbance at pre-diagnosis as well as 10 and 24 months post-diagnosis (WCHFS, 2012 – 2019)

Pre-Diagnosis
(n=637)
10 Months Post-Diagnosis
(n=261)
24 Months Post-Diagnosis
(n=632)
Predictor/Variable
Estimate (95% Cl)  p Estimate (95% Cl) p Estimate (95% Cl) p
Education <.01 .32
 < High school Referent Referent
 Some college 1.48(1.001–2.20) 0.80(0.52–1.22)
 College or grad degree 0.71 (0.48–1.05) 0.70(0.44–1.13)
Insurance Status .04
 None Referent
 Medicaid 0.21 (0.07–0.65)
 Medicare 0.39(0.14–1.07)
 Private/Other 0.55(0.24–1.30)
Treated with Chemotherapy .04
 No Referent
 Yes 1.76(1.03–3.03)
Treated with Endocrine Therapy .13
 No Referent
 Yes 0.67(0.39–1.13)
Age (years) «.01
 <50 Referent
 50–60 1.03(0.67–1.60)
 >60 0.53 (0.35–0.80)
Annual Household Income .26
 < $25,000 Referent
 $25,000 - $69,000 0.71 (0.46–1.10)
 > $70,000 0.71 (0.44–1.15)
BMI at 24 Months Post-Diagnosis .03
 <25 Referent
 25–29 0.85(0.49–1.48)
 >30 1.44(0.87–2.40)
Lymphedema at 24 Months <.01
 No Referent
 Yes 3.13(1.34–7.30)

Note: BMI calculated as (Kg/m2). Risk factors were included if they were associated with sleep disturbance at the respective assessment.