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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 17.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2008 Apr;65(4):409–415. doi: 10.1001/archpsyc.65.4.409

TABLE 3.

Group differences in predicting high hsCRP risk and inflammation factor levels. Model 1 shows the unadjusted analysis. Model 2 shows the analysis adjusted for sex and use of anti-inflammatory medications. Model 3 indexes the “depression-history hypothesis”. Model 4 indexes the “childhood-risk hypothesis”. Model 5 indexes the “adulthood-risk hypothesis”. Model 6 indexes the “health-risk hypothesis”. Model 7 indexes the “health-behavior hypothesis”.

Controls
(N=673)
Depressed-only
(N=109)
Maltreated-only
(N=56)
Depressed+
Maltreated
(N=27)
C-Reactive Protein >3 mg/L
1. Unadjusted - 1.40 [0.97;2.01] 1.69 [1.10;2.60] 2.07 [1.23;3.47]
2. Sex, medications - 1.34 [0.93;1.92] 1.61 [1.03;2.50] 2.06 [1.21;3.51]
3. Depression recurrence* - 1.52 [1.00;2.34] 1.62 [1.04;2.53] 2.41 [1.31;4.43]
4. SES in Childhood* - 1.31 [0.91;1.87] 1.52 [0.98;2.35] 1.92 [1.12;3.29]
5. SES in Adulthood* - 1.30 [0.90;1.87] 1.57 [1.01;2.44] 1.97 [1.16;3.37]
6. CV Risk Cluster* - 1.32 [0.93;1.87] 1.56 [1.02;2.38] 2.00 [1.21;3.32]
7. Smoking* - 1.35 [0.94;1.94] 1.64 [1.05;2.55] 2.13 [1.24;3.66]
Inflammation Factor §
1. Unadjusted - 0.12 [−0.08;0.33] 0.31 [0.04;0.58] 0.53 [0.15;0.91]
2. Sex, medications - 0.10 [−0.10;0.30] 0.27 [0.00;0.55] 0.52 [0.14;0.90]
3. Depression recurrence* - 0.10 [−0.13;0.33] 0.27 [0.00;0.55] 0.52 [0.12;0.92]
4. SES in Childhood* - 0.09 [−0.11;0.29] 0.22 [−0.05;0.49] 0.47 [0.10;0.85]
5. SES in Adulthood* - 0.07 [−0.13;0.27] 0.26 [−0.02;0.53] 0.49 [0.11;0.86]
6. CV Risk Cluster* - 0.10 [−0.09;0.29] 0.25 [0.00;0.51] 0.50 [0.14;0.85]
7. Smoking* - 0.09 [−0.11;0.29] 0.21 [−0.06;0.48] 0.42 [0.04;0.80]

Cox regression analysis with constant time of follow-up and robust variance. Controls (i.e., non-depressed non-maltreated individuals) were considered the reference group.

§

Ordinary-least-squares regression analysis. Controls were considered the reference group.

*

Adjusted analyses also include sex and medications covariates.