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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Mar 6.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Med. 2023 Mar 7;54(1):117–124. doi: 10.1017/S003329172300048X

Table 2.

Descriptive statistics for the different samples

(A)
Total number of
registrations
(B)
Prior to age 17
(C)
Individuals who
did not finish
high school
(E)
Individuals who
did not start upper
secondary school
(F)
Individuals who started
upper secondary school
but not finished
(G)
Individuals who started
upper secondary school
and finished
G1 – Pre-college G2 – Vocational
educationd
MD 351 760a (17.6%) 32 870b (9.3%) 14 013 (4.0–24.7%) 71 836c (20.4–31.5%) 28 328c (8.1–25.4%) 237 583c (67.5–14.8%) 129 515c (36.8–14.1%) 102 775c (29.2–15.8%)
OCD 25 408 (1.3%) 3863 (15.2%) 1528 (6.0–2.7%) 4799 (18.9–2.1%) 1948 (7.7–1.7%) 17 133 (67.4–1.1%) 10 231 (40.3–1.1%) 6469 (25.5–1.0%)
BD 29 168 (1.5%) 2228 (7.6%) 1451 (5.0–2.6%) 8263 (28.3–3.6%) 2712 (9.3–2.4%) 16 742 (57.4–1.0%) 9175 (31.5–1.0%) 7165 (24.6–1.1%)
SZ 4196 (0.2%) 303 (7.2%) 434 (10.3–0.8%) 1418 (33.8–0.6%) 331 (7.9–0.3%) 2013 (48.0–0.1%) 1154 (27.5–0.1%) 801 (19.1–0.1%)
AN 9734 (0.5%) 5449 (56.0%) 318 (3.3–0.6%) 1570 (16.1–0.7%) 795 (8.2–0.7%) 7051 (72.4–0.4%) 4841 (49.7–0.5%) 2047 (21.0–0.3%)
AUD 76 686 (3.8%) 17 823 (23.2%) 5344 (7.0–9.4%) 25 183 (32.8–11.1%) 6992 (12.4–6.3%) 39 167 (51.1–2.4%) 16 730 (21.8–1.8%) 21 458 (28.0–3.3%)
DUD 109 779 (5.5%) 25 981 (23.7%) 8421 (7.7–14.9%) 37 851 (34.5–16.6%) 13 656 (12.3–12.2%) 49 851 (45.4–3.1%) 19 467 (17.7–2.1%) 28 922 (19.5–4.5%)
a

The percentage value shows the prevalence in the population.

b

The percentage value shows the share of registrations for the disorder that were registered prior to age 17.

c

The first percentage value shows the share of registrations for the disorder that were registered in the specific population; the second percentage value shows the prevalence in the specific population.

d

Some individuals could not be categorized as pre-college or vocational education.