September 27, 2024Open Access

Gender-based differences in the association of self-reported sleep duration with cardiovascular disease and diabetes

YCYufei ChenCedars-Sinai Medical Center GYGuoqing YuHuazhong University of Science and Technology XZXi ZhangShanghai Medical College of Fudan University

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Self-reported long and short sleep duration was independently associated with partial CVDs and diabetes risk. However, sleep duration and gender did not have multiplicative or additive interactions with the onset of diabetes and CVDs.

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