Insomnia, anxiety, and depression during the COVID-19 pandemic: an international collaborative study.

Sleep Med · 2021 · PMC8425785 · PMID 34508986

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A second GEE model found that number of deaths per 100 000 significantly predicted probable cases of insomnia disorder, OR = 0.969 (95% CI = 0.939–0.999), but the association with number of COVID-19 cases failed to reach significance, p = 0.09. 4.

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Comparison of age subgroups showed a decreasing trend for participants aged 18–34 years old to present the highest proportion of probable cases of anxiety (31.5%) and depression (29.6%), compared to participants aged 35–54 years old (26.9% and 22.5%), and participants aged 55 years of age or older (18.8% and 17.6%) (all ps < 0.001). 3.3.

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