Table 5.
Source | Study design | Subjects | Age range/mean | Sleep parameter | Outcome variables | Results |
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Carson (2016) | Cross-sectional | 4169 Canadians | Mean age = 11.4 | Sleep duration: Parent and child self-report | C-reactive proteins | No association between sleep and CRP |
Hall (2015) | Cross-sectional | 244 | 14–19 Mean age = 15.71 | Sleep duration: actigraphy | C-reactive proteins | Shorter weekday sleep duration associated with higher CRP risk; Sleep debt associated with higher CRP risk |
Jakubowski (2016) | Cross-sectional | 234 | 14–19 Mean age = 15.7 | Daytime napping: actigraphy | C-reactive proteins Interlukin-6 | Proportion of days napped positively associated with IL-6. No association between napping and CRP. |