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17 - 4.66) and AHI (OR 2.44, 95% CI 1.23 - 4.84) and red blood cell count in women only. Correlation analysis also showed that erythrocyte measures and markers of cardiometabolic risk were more closely correlated in women than in men. CONCLUSIONS This study provides novel data suggesting a significant association between erythrocyte measures and OSA severity in women, but not in men. Similarly, the relationship between hematologic metrics and cardiometabolic risk markers was more pronounced in women than in men. Our findings suggest a