TABLE 1.
Prevalence rates of interpersonal trauma and alcohol use behaviors by sex and genetic ancestry.
| Total | IPT exposure a | Lifetime AUD diagnosis b | Alcohol consumption mean (SD) b | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biological Sex | ||||
| Male | 3,270 (36.3%) | 1,023 (31.3%) | 996 (30%) | 490 (809) |
| Female | 5,736 (63.7%) | 2,331 (40.6%) | 1737 (30.3%) | 297 (516) |
| Genetic Ancestry | ||||
| African | 1915 (21.3%) | 700 (36.5%) | 489 (25.5%) | 255 (540) |
| Admixed Americas | 1,126 (12.5%) | 442 (39%) | 364 (32%) | 347 (629) |
| East Asian | 862 (9.6%) | 249 (29%) | 222 (25.8%) | 347 (500) |
| European | 4,331 (48.1%) | 1739 (40.1%) | 1,444 (33.3%) | 466 (715) |
| South Asian | 772 (8.6%) | 224 (29%) | 214 (27.7%) | 265 (529) |
| Total | 9,006 (100%) | 3,354 (37.2%) | 2,733 (30.3%) | 367 (644) |
Note: IPT, interpersonal trauma; AUD, alcohol use disorder.
a
Variable refers to behavior prior to attending college.
b
Variable refers to behavior during college, mean alcohol consumption is in grams ethanol consumed per month.