Associations between Sleep Duration and Overweight/Obesity: Results from 66,817 Chinese Adolescents.

Sci Rep · 2015 · PMC4645226 · PMID 26568253

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marginally insignificantno p-value reported

After adjusting for lifestyle variables and mental health indicators, the associations attenuate slightly for both short sleep (<5.0 hours/day) and longer sleep (≥9.0 hours/day), and the association for short sleep (<5.0 hours/day) become marginally insignificant.

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marginally significantno p-value reported

The multiplicative effect modification of gender in 5.0–6.9 hours sleep category for obesity was marginally significant.

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