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The relationship between sleep health characteristics and risk of multimorbidity: A cross-sectional study based on public health surveillance system in southern Tehran-Iran.

Prev Med Rep · 2025 · PMC12615357 · PMID 41246052

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While considering sleep satisfaction as a continuous outcome, a borderline significant association was observed that the median of sleep satisfaction was higher in individuals without multimorbidity ( p = 0.049). 3.3 Association of Sleep Health Characteristics with multimorbidity Table 3 presents logistic regression models assessing the association between sleep patterns and multimorbidity.

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Short sleep duration (AOR: 1.70; 95 % CI: 0.92,3.11), and poor sleep satisfaction (AOR: 1.48; 95 % CI: 0.85,2.56) were associated with higher odds of multimorbidity compared to reference group in each exposure, though these associations did not reach statistical significance. 4 Discussion Our study highlights the complex interactions between sleep health, depressive symptoms, and multimorbidity.

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