医学
内科学
危险系数
孟德尔随机化
肾功能
队列
肾脏疾病
比例危险模型
疾病
调解
置信区间
化学
法学
基因型
基因
生物化学
政治学
遗传变异
作者
Tian Tian,Jing Zeng,Yuancheng Li,Jing Wang,Danfeng Zhang,Deguang Wang,Hai‐Feng Pan,Jian‐Gao Fan,Jing Ni
摘要
Abstract Aim To elucidate the effects of sleep parameters and renal function on the risk of developing new‐onset severe metabolic dysfunction‐associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). Materials and Methods The primary analysis involved a cohort of 305 257 participants. Multivariable Cox models were employed to calculate hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals. Traditional mediation and two‐step Mendelian randomization (MR) analyses were conducted to assess the associations and mediating roles of renal function indicators between sleep and new‐onset severe MASLD. Results Poor sleep score and renal function biomarker score (RFS) were associated with an increased risk of new‐onset severe MASLD (all p trend <0.001). Participants with poor sleep patterns and the highest RFS had a 5.45‐fold higher risk of new‐onset severe MASLD, compared to those with healthy sleep patterns and the lowest RFS ( p < 0.001). The RFS could explain 10.08% of the correlations between poor sleep score and risk of new‐onset severe MASLD. Additionally, MR analyses supported a causal link between insomnia and new‐onset severe MASLD and revealed a mediating role of chronic kidney disease in the connection between insomnia and new‐onset severe MASLD risk. Conclusions This study highlights the independent and combined associations of sleep parameters and renal function indicators with new‐onset severe MASLD, underscoring the bidirectional communication of the liver–kidney axis and providing modifiable strategies for preventing MASLD.
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