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Table 3 The results of subgroup analysis of dyslipidemia to work pattern stratified by occupational categories, eating habit, and sleep duration

From: Association between night work and dyslipidemia in South Korean men and women: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Dyslipidemia

Day

Night

Other shifts

ORa

ORa

95% CI

ORa

95% CI

Male

 Occupational categoriesb

  White

1.00

1.75

(0.95

–

3.24)

1.56

(0.60

–

4.04)

  Pink

1.00

1.14

(0.50

–

2.61)

0.86

(0.39

–

1.89)

  Blue

1.00

1.70

(0.99

–

2.94)

0.72

(0.44

–

1.18)

 Eating habit(daily)

  Regularly eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner

1.00

1.56

(0.85

–

2.86)

0.72

(0.44

–

1.16)

  Skip meal(s)

1.00

1.63

(1.00

–

2.67)*

1.16

(0.64

–

2.10)

 Sleep duration(hours)

  0~6

1.00

1.75

(1.04

–

2.93)*

0.91

(0.54

–

1.54)

   ≥ 7 ≥ 7

1.00

1.34

(0.78

–

2.31)

0.79

(0.46

–

1.36)

Female

 Occupational categoriesb

  White

1.00

2.95

(1.68

–

5.16)*

0.23

(0.03

–

1.76)

  Pink

1.00

0.85

(0.49

–

1.45)

1.65

(0.67

–

4.09)

  Blue

1.00

0.48

(0.20

–

1.14)

1.06

(0.37

–

2.99)

 Eating habit(daily)

  Regularly eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner

1.00

1.76

(0.99

–

3.01)

0.68

(0.21

–

2.18)

  Skip meal(s)

1.00

0.80

(0.49

–

1.30)

1.01

(0.46

–

2.22)

 Sleep duration(hours)

  0~6

1.00

1.28

(0.77

–

2.12)

1.00

(0.50

–

2.04)

   ≥ 7

1.00

1.03

(0.60

–

1.75)

0.88

(0.28

–

2.74)

  1. aOR adjusted for all sociodemographic, economic, health-related, and nutritional factors considered in the study
  2. bThree groups based on International Standard Classification Occupations codes
  3. *P < 0.05