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. 2022 Jul 1;18(7):1731–1737. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.9928

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics.

Sufficient Sleep (Sleep Duration ≥ 6 h/night, SSI ≥ 0.8) (n = 4,872) Insufficient Sleep (Sleep Duration ≥ 6 h/night, SSI < 0.8) (n = 1,079) Short Sleep (Sleep Duration < 6 h/night, any SSI) (n = 839)
Age, y 43 (29 – 57) 37 (27 – 50) 53 (39 – 67)
BMI, kg/m2 24.0 ± 4.0 24.0 ± 4.1 24.9 ± 4.6
Never smokers 3,017 (62.3%) 607 (56.7%) 466 (56.1%)
Former smokers 1,077 (22.2%) 243 (22.7%) 202 (24.3%)
Current smokers 748 (15.5%) 220 (20.6%) 162 (19.5%)
Alcohol dependence 262 (5.6%) 83 (8.0%) 42 (5.5%)
No coffee intake 226 (4.7%) 55 (5.1%) 29 (3.5%)
 1–2 cups a day 1,355 (28.1%) 300 (28.0%) 218 (26.3%)
 3 or more cups a day 3,241 (67.2%) 715 (66.8%) 581 (70.2%)
Low physical activity 792 (16.4%) 237 (22.2%) 211 (25.7%)
Moderate physical activity 3,003 (62.2%) 632 (59.2%) 503 (61.3%)
High physical activity 1,032 (21.4%) 199 (18.6%) 106 (12.9%)
No depression 4,233 (90.1%) 822 (79.2%) 579 (73.0%)
Possible depression 339 (7.2%) 146 (14.1%) 143 (18.0%)
Probable depression 125 (2.7%) 70 (6.7%) 71 (9.0%)
No anxiety 3,465 (73.4%) 554 (52.6%) 413 (51.5%)
Possible anxiety 797 (16.9%) 264 (25.1%) 178 (22.2%)
Probable anxiety 456 (9.7%) 235 (22.3%) 211 (26.3%)
Snoring 1,158 (24.4%) 285 (26.8%) 234 (29.5%)
Daytime sleepiness 384 (8.0%) 288 (27.1%) 255 (31.3%)

Data are presented as the median and interquartile range for non–normally distributed continuous variables, the mean and standard deviation for normally distributed continuous variables, and n (%) for categorical variables. Sufficient sleep is defined as sleeping ≥ 6 hours/night and having an SSI of ≥ 0.8. Insufficient sleep is defined as sleeping ≥ 6 hours/night but having an SSI of < 0.8. Short sleep is defined as sleeping < 6 hours/night. BMI = body mass index, SSI = sleep sufficiency index.