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. 2022 Jul 1;107(11):3152–3161. doi: 10.1210/clinem/dgac401

Table 2.

Trends in age standardized estimates for diabetes by sleep quality and race/ethnic groups among the US population 20 years or older, NHANES from 2005 to 2018a

Sleep quality groups Age-standardized prevalence of diabetes, weighted % (95% CI) 2017-2018 vs 2005-2006,
difference (95% CI)c
2005-2006 2007-2008 2015-2016 2017-2018 P for trendb
Non-Hispanic White
Low 11.68
(8.19 to 15.17)
12.60
(8.17 to 17.03)
17.62
(14.30 to 20.93)
18.07
(13.54 to 22.59)
.012 6.39
(0.67 to 12.10)
Medium 7.01
(4.77 to 9.25)
9.32
(7.17 to 11.47)
11.45
(7.32 to 15.57)
10.59
(6.60 to 14.59)
.097 3.58
(–1.12 to 8.28)
High 5.99
(4.23 to 7.75)
6.69
(5.02 to 8.35)
8.79
(6.12 to 11.45)
6.66
(4.27 to 9.06)
.351 0.67
(–2.32 to 3.67)
Non-Hispanic Black
Low 23.73
(17.15 to 30.32)
26.60
(18.25 to 34.94)
23.89
(19.69 to 28.10)
19.77
(15.65 to 23.89)
.201 –3.97
(–11.83 to 3.90)
Medium 14.70
(8.86 to 20.54)
19.12
(15.45 to 22.79)
17.19
(13.68 to 20.71)
19.41
(12.72 to 26.10)
.399 4.71
(–4.22 to 13.63)
High 11.49
(8.23 to 14.74)
15.38
(11.85 to 18.91)
13.74
(8.03 to 19.45)
9.20
(7.39 to 11.02)
.151 –2.28
(–5.81 to 1.25)
Mexican American
Low 25.65
(15.76 to 35.54)
22.88
(18.08 to 27.68)
29.47
(22.97 to 35.97)
24.01
(17.96 to 30.06)
.958 –1.64
(–13.33 to 10.05)
Medium 18.48
(15.91 to 21.04)
17.54
(11.77 to 23.30)
22.16
(14.81 to 29.52)
18.62
(12.39 to 24.85)
.756 0.14
(–6.40 to 6.68)
High 15.21
(10.41 to 20.01)
13.86
(9.97 to 17.74)
15.66
(12.26 to 19.05)
16.33
(11.40 to 21.25)
.601 1.12
(–5.60 to 7.84)

Data are presented as weighted estimates (prevalence or mean) and 95% CI for each survey cycle. Bold, italic indicates significant value at 95%.

Abbreviation: NHANES, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.

a All estimates were weighted to be nationally representative and standardized for age using 2000 US Census population as the standard population.

b P for trends were calculated using linear regression with the NHANES cycle as a continuous variable.

c A decrease corresponds to difference below 0.