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. 2022 Jan 24;15:817933. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2021.817933

TABLE 2.

Rates (n;%) of clinical levels of insomnia and perceived cognitive impairments and comorbidity rates.

With clinical cognitive impairments Without clinical cognitive impairments Total with clinical insomnia
T1 (n = 952)
With clinical insomnia 246 (25.84%) 286 (30.04%) 532 (55.88%)
Without clinical insomnia 120 (12.61%) 300 (31.51%)
Total with clinical 366 (38.45%)
 cognitive impairments
T2 (n = 850)
With clinical insomnia 219 (25.76%) 247 (29.06%) 466 (54.82%)
Without clinical insomnia 103 (12.12%) 281 (33.06%)
Total with clinical 322 (37.88%)
 cognitive impairments
T3 (n = 810)
With clinical insomnia 185 (22.84%) 173 (21.36%) 358 (44.20%)
Without clinical insomnia 138 (17.04%) 314 (38.77%)
Total with clinical 323 (39.88%)
 cognitive impairments
T4 (n = 769)
With clinical insomnia 158 (20.55%) 140 (18.21%) 298 (38.75%)
Without clinical insomnia 138 (17.95%) 333 (43.30%)
Total with clinical 296 (38.49%)
 cognitive impairments
T5 (n = 727)
With clinical insomnia 148 (20.36%) 128 (17.61%) 276 (37.96%)
Without clinical insomnia 135 (18.57%) 316 (43.47%)
Total with clinical 283 (38.93%)
 cognitive impairments
T6 (n = 710)
With clinical insomnia 133 (18.73%) 120 (16.90%) 253 (35.63%)
Without clinical insomnia 131 (18.45%) 326 (45.92%)
Total with clinical 264 (37.18%)
 cognitive impairments

The bold refers to the total number of participants with clinical levels of insomnia or cognitive impairment.