Shorter Leukocyte Telomere Length in Midlife Women with Poor Sleep Quality

Table 2

Linear regression models displaying associations of sleep variables with telomere length (base pairs) adjusting for study covariates.

Model	B	SE B	β	𝑡	𝑃 value
Time in bed
Age	−4.29	5.08	−.056	−.845	.399
Race	−67.05	60.30	−.073	−1.11	.267
BMI	−11.43	4.72	−.162	−2.42	.016
Income	18.77	47.11	.026	.398	.691
Time in bed	−20.62	21.56	−.063	−.956	.340
Sleep duration
Age	−4.09	5.03	−.053	−.798	.426
Race	−47.06	60.02	−.052	−.784	.434
BMI	−11.54	4.67	−.163	−2.47	.014
Income	11.72	46.57	.017	.252	.801
Sleep duration	−2.44	22.26	−.007	−.110	.913
Sleep onset latency
Age	−5.03	4.99	−.066	−1.01	.315
Race	−53.97	59.32	−.059	−.910	.364
BMI	−11.45	4.62	−.162	−2.48	.014
Income	10.06	46.08	.014	.218	.827
Sleep onset latency	−100.34	71.08	−.092	−1.41	.159
Sleep quality
Age	−6.04	5.02	−.080	−1.20	.230
Race	−51.03	58.92	−.056	−.866	.387
BMI	−11.19	4.60	−.158	−2.43	.016
Income	2.55	46.07	.004	.055	.956
Sleep quality	55.48	27.43	.133	2.02	.044