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Table 1 Demographic, genetic, and clinical characteristics in the entire sample

From: Association between insomnia and cognitive performance, gray matter volume, and white matter microstructure in cognitively unimpaired adults

 

Participant group

Characteristics

All (n = 1683)

Controls (n = 1068)

Insomnia (n = 615)

p

Age, mean (SD), years

55.8 (6.7)

55.4 (6.5)

56.6 (6.8)

< .001

Female, no. (%)

1018 (60.5)

593 (55.5)

425 (69.1)

< .001

Education, mean (SD), years

13.6 (3.5)

13.8 (3.5)

13.2 (3.5)

.002

APOε4 allele status, no. (%)

 Non-carriers

1108 (65.8)

703 (65.8)

405 (65.9)

 

 Heterozygotes

515 (30.6)

321 (30.1)

194 (31.5)

.246

 Homozygotes

60 (3.6)

44 (4.1)

16 (2.6)

 

BMI, mean (SD), kg/m2

26.6 (4.2)

26.5 (4.1)

26.7 (4.3)

.406

Sleep duration, hours (SD)

7 (0.8)

7.2 (0.8)

6.7 (0.9)

< .001

GADS (SD)

0.6 (1.4)

0.5 (1.1)

1.0 (1.7)

< .001

Physically active, no. (%)

1057 (62.8)

674 (63.1)

383 (62.3)

.734

Hypertension, no. (%)

308 (18.3)

191 (17.9)

117 (19.0)

.560

Dyslipidemia, no. (%)

497 (29.5)

300 (28.1)

197 (32.0)

.088

Diabetes mellitus, no. (%)

59 (3.5)

40 (3.8)

19 (3.1)

.481

  1. BMI body mass index, GADS Sum of Goldberg Anxiety and Depression Scale scores