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Association of body roundness index with circadian syndrome: a cross-sectional study using NHANES data from 2009 to 2018
Body shape linked to daily body clock disorders: a study of US health data from 2009 to 2018
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Abstract
In a study of 8,024 adults, 2,634 were found to have (CircS).
- (BRI) is positively associated with the prevalence of CircS.
- The odds of having CircS increase by a factor of 2.821 for higher BRI levels.
- Categorizing BRI into quartiles shows that higher BRI correlates with higher CircS prevalence compared to the lowest quartile.
- A threshold value of BRI at 5.91 indicates significant increases in CircS prevalence with increases in BRI.
- Each one-unit increase in BRI below the threshold elevates the prevalence of CircS by a factor of 2.681.
- Subgroup analyses suggest the positive association between BRI and CircS is consistent across different populations.
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Key numbers
2.821
Odds Ratio for
Odds ratio from fully adjusted models for and .
5.91
Threshold Value
Threshold value for below which risk increases markedly.
2.681
Increased Risk Factor
Odds ratio for below 5.91 in relation to .