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Fig 1.

Flowchart of enrollment of pregnant women in the study.

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Table 1.

Demographic factors among pregnant and non-pregnant women, self-reported data.

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Table 2.

Sleep and light exposure variables for each weekday, and the association between pregnant and non-pregnant women.

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Fig 2.

Daily sleep, in pregnant and non-pregnant women.

Estimated by linear mixed effects models including group-by-weekday interaction. The p value for time-by-group interaction was (A) p < .001 for Self-reported (SR) total sleep time (TST), (B) p = .192 for Self-reported sleep efficiency (SE), (C) p < .001 for Self-reported midpoint of sleep (MPS) was, (D) p = .183 derived from actigraphy (AW) for total sleep time (TST), (E) p = .027 derived from actigraphy for sleep efficiency (SE), (F) p = .408 derived from actigraphy for midpoint of sleep.

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Fig 3.

Daily evening light exposure, in pregnant and non-pregnant women.

Estimated by linear mixed effects models including group-by-weekday interaction. The p value for time-by-group interaction was p = .307 derived from actigraphy for total white light (log transformed).

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Table 3.

Association between sleep and different types of perceived stressors in pregnant women.

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Table 4.

Association between sleep and evening light exposure in pregnant women.

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