Table 1 Overview of studies assessing the association of sleep duration and insomnia with incident hypertension

From: The relationship of sleep duration and insomnia to risk of hypertension incidence: a meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies

Author

Published year

Country

Follow-up years

Sample

Age (range/mean±s.d.)

Male (%)

Race

Sleep duration/insomnia assessment

Sleep duration/insomnia category

Outcome assessment

Sleep duration

 Beunza32

2007

Spanish

3.3

6742

NA/36

38.2

White

Self-reported

<6.8 ha, 6.8–7.3 h, 7.3–8.0 h, >8.0 h

1

 Cappuccio (a)30

2007

British

5

2686

NA/55.4±6.0

100

White

Self-reported

5 h, 6 h, 7 ha, 8 h, 9 h

2

 Cappuccio (b)30

2007

British

5

1005

NA/56.1±6.1

0

White

Self-reported

5 h, 6 h, 7 ha, 8 h, 9 h

2

 Fernandez-Mendoza24

2012

USA

7.5

786

NA/47.5± 12.7

48.7

White, non-White

Measured

<6 h, 6 ha

1

 Gangwisch26

2010

USA

10

4913

32–86/NA

36.4

White, non-White

Self-reported

5 h, 6 h, 7–8 ha, 9 h

1

 Kim28

2012

Korea

6

4965

40–69/50.5±8.5

46.9

Yellow

Self-reported

<5 h, 5–7 ha, >7 h

2

 Knutson18

2009

USA

5

535

33–45/40.1±3.6

NA

Black, White

Measured

CV, each houra

2

 Lopez-Garcia31

2009

Spanish

2

890

60/NA

47.9

White

Self-reported

4–5 h, 6 h, 7 ha, 8 h, 9 h, 10–15 h

1

Insomnia

 Fernandez-Mendoza24

2012

USA

7.5

786

NA/47.5±12.7

48.7

White, non-White

Survey

Chronic insomnia(1 year), poor sleep, NSa

1

 Gangwisch26

2010

USA

10

4913

32–86/NA

36.4

White, non-White

Questionnaire

CV, one unit increasea

1

 Knutson18

2009

USA

5

535

33–45

NA

Black, White

Measured

CV, per 10% of maintenancea

2

 Phillips22

2007

USA

6

8757

45–69/NA

45

White, Black

Survey

DFA, SCD, MS, NSa

2b

 Phillips (a)23

2009

USA

6

509

64–91/NA

100

Non-Black

Survey

DFA, SCD, EMA, NSa

2

 Phillips (b)23

2009

USA

6

70

64–91/NA

100

Black

Survey

DFA, SCD, EMA, NSa

2

 Phillips (c)23

2009

USA

6

760

64–91/NA

0

Non-Black

Survey

DFA, SCD, EMA, NSa

2

 Phillips (d)23

2009

USA

6

80

64–91/NA

0

Black

Survey

DFA, SCD, EMA, NSa

2

 Rod (a)33

2011

French

19

12524

36–52/NA

100

White

Questionnaire

TD, DMS, SB, DFA, EMA, NSa; NHP score (CV, 10-point increasea)

1

 Rod (b)33

2011

French

19

4465

36–52/NA

0

White

Questionnaire

TD, DMS, SB, DFA, EMA, NSa; NHP score (CV, 10-point increasea)

1

 Suka (a)25

2003

Japan

4

4794

40–55/NA

100

Yellow

Survey

DIS, NSa

2

 Suka (b)25

2003

Japan

4

4443

40–55/NA

100

Yellow

Survey

DMS, NSa

2

  1. Abbreviations: CV, continuous variables; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; DFA, difficulty falling asleep; DIS, difficulty initiating sleep; DMS, difficulty maintaining sleep; EMA, early-morning awakening; MS, morning sleep; NA, not available; NHP, Nottingham health profile; NS, normal sleep; SB, sleeping bad; SBP, systolic blood pressure; SCD, sleep continuity disturbance; TD, taking drugs for sleep.
  2. (a), (b), (c) and (d) represent different cohorts with separate data reported in a single study.
  3. 1 represents hypertension incidence that was confirmed by self-reported diagnosis or treatment only; 2 represents hypertension incidence that was confirmed by both self-reported diagnosis or treatment and measurement in the interview at baseline.
  4. aReference category in each study.
  5. bMeasured hypertension is defined as SBP160 mm Hg and/or DBP95 mm Hg, whereas in other articles measured hypertension is defined as SBP140 mm Hg and/or DBP90 mm Hg.