Table 7.

Relationship between sleep/awakening quality and body mass index (BMI)/health during COVID-19.

Sleep Quality P25		N	Mean	SE	Minimum	Maximum	Z	p-Value
BMI	Poor	1191	25.73	5.01	13.96	48.48	0.016	0.898
	Good	4259	25.76	5.03	15.32	68.4
Number of morbidities	Poor	1198	2.44	2.22	0	16	309.428	<0.001
	Good	4201	1.43	1.598	0	13
Morbidities (worse)	Poor	1127	2.1	2.077	0	12	62.212	<0.001
	Good	3287	1.6	1.729	0	13
Morbidities (better)	Poor	1122	0.55	1.276	0	11	23.857	<0.001
	Good	3276	0.37	0.974	0	9
Awakening Quality P25		N	Mean	SE	Minimum	Maximum	Z	p-Value
BMI	Poor	1887	25.38	4.94	14.82	48.48	15.952	<0.001
	Good	3563	25.95	5.05	13.96	68.4
Number of morbidities	Poor	1894	2.09	2.077	0	16	176.466	<0.001
	Good	3505	1.42	1.59	0	13
Morbidities (worse)	Poor	1779	2.37	2.042	0	13	395.207	<0.001
	Good	2635	1.3	1.541	0	10
Morbidities (better)	Poor	1776	0.36	0.927	0	9	10.088	0.002
	Good	2622	0.46	1.143	0	11

P25—represents the first quartile of the sample distribution; BMI—body mass index; the number of morbidities is relative to the pre-COVID situation; morbidities worse and better are for the post-COVID situation; SE—standard error; Z-scores indicate the differences between the groups.