Logistic regression identifies social isolation and depressive symptoms affecting nonrestorative sleep in Japanese adolescents, suggesting health implications.
Key Points
This study investigates the relationship between nonrestorative sleep and physical and mental health in adolescents.
Surveyed 392 Japanese junior high school students via Google Forms
Evaluated sleep habits, depressive symptoms, and physical symptoms using standard questionnaires
Analyzed data with binominal and multinomial logistic regression
40.1% of participants reported nonrestorative sleep
NRS correlated with higher prevalence of physical and depressive symptoms
NRS was linked to social isolation and restless legs syndrome