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Table 3 Stratified analysis the relationship between α-klotho and sleep disorders in older adults

From: Sex-specific association between serum α-klotho levels and sleep disturbances in the elderly: a cross-sectional study

Exposure

Crude model

Model 1

OR

95%CI

P value

OR

95%CI

P value

Smoker

 Q1 (< 620.7)

Ref

  

Ref

  

 Q2 (620.7 to 760.1)

0.78

0.63, 0.97

0.024

0.78

0.62, 0.98

0.031

 Q3 (760.1 to 933.4)

0.98

0.79, 1.21

0.844

1.00

0.79, 0.25

0.968

 Q4 (> 933.4)

0.73

0.59, 0.91

0.004

0.71

0.56, 0.89

0.004

Non-smoker

 Q1 (< 652.17)

Ref

  

Ref

  

 Q2 (652.17 to 805.2)

0.76

0.60, 0.95

0.017

0.78

0.61, 0.99

0.039

 Q3 (805.2 to 989.65)

0.75

0.60, 0.95

0.015

0.79

0.62, 1.00

0.052

 Q4 (> 989.65)

0.84

0.67, 1.05

0.120

0.82

0.64, 1.04

0.105

Alcohol user

 Q1 (< 637.6)

Ref

  

Ref

  

 Q2 (637.67 to 779.1)

0.67

0.54, 0.83

 < 0.001

0.69

0.55, 0.87

0.002

 Q3 (779.1 to 959.7)

0.86

0.70, 1.06

0.158

0.93

0.74, 1.16

0.512

 Q4 (> 959.7)

0.82

0.67, 1.01

0.067

0.83

0.67, 1.04

0.113

Non-alcohol user

 Q1 (< 631.38)

Ref

  

Ref

  

 Q2 (631.38 to 782.5)

0.84

0.67, 1.06

0.144

0.84

0.66, 1.07

0.165

 Q3 (782.5 to 971.83)

0.83

0.65, 1.04

0.107

0.81

0.64, 1.03

0.092

 Q4 (> 971.83)

0.70

0.55, 0.89

0.003

0.67

0.52, 0.86

0.002

  1. Crude model, no covariates were adjusted. Model 1 was adjusted for sex, age, sociodemographic factors (educational attainment, poverty–income ratio, marital status, and race/ethnicity), behavioral factors (BMI, smoking status, alcohol consumption patterns), urinary albumin, urinary creatinine, Vit-D, HDL-C, TC, CHD, CHF, angina, stroke, diabetes mellitus, and hypertension
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European Journal of Medical Research

ISSN: 2047-783X

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