… Growing evidence indicates sleep is a major public health issue. Race/ethnicity and
socioeconomics may contribute to sleep problems. This study assessed whether sleep symptoms …

… There are a limited number of studies that have examined whether sleep symptoms are
disproportionately reported among race/ethnicity groups in the general population. In one study, …

… Second, few studies provide sufficient data to understand the mechanisms of sleep symptoms
and sleep disorders by race/ethnicity and SES limiting the ability to infer causality. How …

… parameters, such as wrist actigraphy, accelerometry or polysomnography (PSG), and
subjective reports about sleep duration, sleep quality and any symptoms of sleep complaints were …

… , income, perceived socioeconomic status and employment. … Symptoms of EDS are prevalent
in women, especially those … or working part time reported more sleep disturbances. SEP is …

… Participants were asked about the number of days on which they experienced depressive
symptoms … Scores ranged from 0 to 60, higher scores indicating more symptoms of depression. …

… socioeconomic status is significantly associated with poor sleep continuity and quality and
increased symptoms … , and other markers of socioeconomic position. In some analyses, lower …

… Probable insomnia was assessed as presence of either difficulty falling asleep or difficulty
maintaining sleep (hallmark symptoms of insomnia). Difficulty falling asleep was assessed …

… range (healthy) sleep showed an overall decrease with decreasing socioeconomic position,
… to this item to describe symptoms or syndromes (eg, insufficient sleep, long sleep, insomnia, …

… long sleep duration. However, childhood socioeconomic position was mostly unrelated to
sleep in adulthood except parental education had some associations with short sleep duration. …