ArticleSleep advances : a journal of the Sleep Research Society2022
Cardiovascular risks and sociodemographic correlates of multidimensional sleep phenotypes in two samples of US adults.
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Study Objectives: Sleep is a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular conditions. Holistic examination of within-person, multidimensional sleep patterns may offer more detailed information about the sleep-cardiovascular condition link, including who is more vulnerable to both. This study aimed to identify common sleep phenotypes in adulthood, establish the validity of the phenotypes in relation to cardiovascular conditions, and explore sociodemographic and background characteristics of the phenotypes. Methods: Across two independent samples of adults ( Results: Four sleep phenotypes were identified consistently across the two samples: Conclusions: Common sleep phenotypes in adulthood exhibit differential risks for cardiovascular conditions. Cooccurring sleep dissatisfaction and inefficiency, in particular, may relate to increased risk of cardiovascular conditions. Certain sociodemographic groups (racial minorities, women, older adults) disproportionately fit within high-risk sleep phenotypes.
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