Table 2 Baseline characteristics of participants with different sleep behaviors in prospective studies.

From: Observational and genetic evidence highlight the association of human sleep behaviors with the incidence of fracture

Baseline characteristics

Sleep risk score

0

1

2

3

4

Number of participants

50331

153801

110621

31843

2596

Having low-risk sleep behaviorsb

   Never/rarely insomnia

50331 (100.0)

27275 (17.7)

7063 (6.4)

633 (2.0)

0 (0.0)

   Sleep 7–8 h per day

50331 (100.0)

140979 (91.7)

47309 (42.8)

3103 (9.7)

0 (0.0)

   Morning perference

50331 (100.0)

149145 (97.0)

96874 (87.6)

21907 (68.8)

0 (0.0)

   Never/rarely dozing

50331 (100.0)

144004 (93.6)

69996 (63.3)

6200 (19.5)

0 (0.0)

Bone mineral densitya

0.56 (0.13)

0.54 (0.13)

0.54 (0.14)

0.54 (0.14)

0.54 (0.15)

Fallsb

   No

43905 (87.2)

127894 (83.2)

87656 (79.2)

23463 (73.7)

1783 (68.7)

   Yes

6426 (12.8)

25907 (16.8)

22965 (20.8)

8380 (26.3)

813 (31.3)

Fractureb

   No

48986 (97.3)

148945 (96.8)

106753 (96.5)

30615 (96.1)

2479 (95.5)

   Yes

1345 (2.7)

4856 (3.2)

3868 (3.5)

1228 (3.9)

117 (4.5)

  1. aValues are mean (SD).
  2. bValues are numbers (percentages).