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Table 1 Characteristics of 1,358 participants with diabetes stratified by insomnia symptoms

From: Assessing the level of device-measured physical activity according to insomnia symptoms in 1,354 individuals with diabetes: the HUNT Study, Norway

Charactertistic

Insomnia symptomsa

No

Yes

No. of participants

865

493

Age, median (IQR)

66.8 (56.9–73.1)

67.6 (58.5–73.8)

Sex (female), no. (%)

359 (42)

250 (51)

Duration of diabetes (years), median (IQR)

10.1 (4.9–17.5)

11.4 (5.6–18.5)

Educational level, no. (%)

  

 Primary school

153 (18)

79 (16)

 High school

452 (52)

258 (53)

 University

259 (30)

153 (31)

Current smoker, no. (%)

69 (8)

50 (10)

Body mass index, mean (SD)

29.3 (4.9)

30.1 (5.3)

Obese (BMI ≥ 30), no. (%)

214 (25)

146 (30)

Moderate to strong bodily pain, no. (%)

322 (37)

290 (59)

Moderate to severe physical impairment, no. (%)

119 (14)

129 (26)

Self-reported breathing stops, nob (%)

38 (4.4)

37 (7.5)

Insomnia disorderc, no. (%)

-

37 (7.5)

  1. Abbreviations: IQR = interquartile range; SD = standard deviation
  2. a People who reported at least one insomnia symptom minimum 3 times a week during the last 3 months were defined as having insomnia symptoms
  3. b Experienced breathing stops minimum 3 times a week the last 3 months
  4. c People who reported at least one insomnia symptom minimum 3 times a week accompanied by impaired daytime functioning the last 3 months were defined as having insomnia disorder