Association of body mass index with lifestyle and rotating shift work in Japanese female nurses

Sep 25, 2014Obesity (Silver Spring, Md.)

Body weight linked to lifestyle and rotating shift work in Japanese female nurses

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Abstract

The BMI of rotating shift workers was significantly higher than that of daytime workers.

  • Shift workers had a higher intake of sugar-sweetened beverages compared to day workers.
  • Shorter sleep duration was observed among shift workers on nights between day shifts.
  • Both higher beverage consumption and shorter sleep duration were independently linked to increased BMI.
  • A significant correlation exists between rotating shift work and increased BMI, even after adjusting for lifestyle habits.
  • Further investigation is needed to identify other factors related to shift work that may contribute to obesity.

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