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Objective:  To examine whether self-reported sleep duration and visual impairment were associated among College students.  Participants:  Students (n = 1002, age 17–35 years) from Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates.  Methods:  Students were asked to complete a validated questionnaire between October 2018 and May 2019. The questions were related to sociodemographics, lifestyle characteristics, visual impairment status, sleeping pattern, mobile-phone use and chronic conditions.  Results:  18.3% of the respondents reported to suffer from visual impairment. Among them, 72.7% were females (p &lt; .001), 65% admitted to frequently use mobile phones before sleeping (p &lt; .001), 54.6% reported to sleep less than 7 h (p = .008) and 71.6% reported to suffer from sleep disturbances (p = .05). Visual impairment was associated with poor sleep quality (p &lt; .001), mobile phone use before sleeping (p &lt; .01) and daily stress (p &lt; .05).  Conclusion:  Visual impairment in college students is associated with short sleep duration, mobile phone use before sleeping and stress level.

Association between visual impairment and sleep duration in college students: A study conducted in UAE and Lebanon