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Table 3 Multivariable analysis assessing the associations of sleep duration and sleep disturbance with falls (n = 8067) based on sample within the aged 50–64

From: Sleep duration and sleep disturbances in association with falls among the middle-aged and older adults in China: a population-based nationwide study

Variables

Adjusted Odds Ratios (AOR)

95% Cl

p-value

Sleep duration a (in hours)

  ≤ 5

1.62

(1.27–2.07)

0.0001

 6–7

1.40

(1.12–1.75)

0.0030

 8 (ref)

   

 9–10

1.20

(0.79–1.80)

0.3947

  ≥ 11

2.08

(0.98–4.43)

0.0576

Sleep disturbance b

 None (<1 day) (ref)

   

 Little (1–2 days)

1.21

(0.98–1.50)

0.0827

 Occasionally (3–4 days)

1.30

(1.01–1.67)

0.0436

 Most (5–7 days)

1.35

(1.08–1.68)

0.0075

Gender

 Female (ref)

   

 Male

0.70

(0.57–0.87)

0.0009

Depression b

 None (<  1 day) (ref)

   

 Little (1–2 days)

1.16

(0.96–1.42)

0.1340

 Occasionally (3–4 days)

1.46

(1.18–1.81)

0.0006

 Most (5–7 days)

2.13

(1.71–2.65)

< 0.0001

Arthritis

 No (ref)

   

 Yes

1.40

(1.21–1.63)

< 0.0001

Stroke

 No (ref)

   

 Yes

2.30

(1.50–3.52)

0.0001

Mental Impairment

 No (ref)

   

 Yes

1.74

(1.20–2.53)

0.0035

Vision Impairment

 No (ref)

   

 Yes

1.43

(1.09–1.89)

0.0115

Smoking

 Never

   

 Current

1.15

(0.92–1.43)

0.2183

 Past

1.47

(1.09–1.98)

0.0122

Marital Status

 Never (ref)

   

 Married with spouse present

0.78

(0.38–1.59)

0.4863

 Married not living with spouse

0.50

(0.22–1.10)

0.0861

 Separated

0.22

(0.04–1.14)

0.0705

 Divorced

0.23

(0.07–0.75)

0.0151

 Widowed

0.65

(0.30–1.40)

0.2695

  1. a in hours at night in the past month
  2. b in days per week