Table 2. Global DALY proportions and rankings before and after the addition of attributable suicide burden, in 2010.

	After addition of attributable suicide burden (95% UI)
Disorder	Direct DALYs	Mean rank	Direct plus attributable DALYs	Mean rank
	As a proportion of total DALYs		As a proportion of total DALYs
Major depressive disordera	2.5% (1.9%–3.3%)	11 (7–14)	3.2% (2.5%–4.0%)	8 (4–11)
Anxiety disordera	1.1% (0.8%–1.5%)	26 (19–33)	1.2% (0.9%–1.6%)	25 (17–30)
Alcohol dependencea	0.7% (0.5%–0.9%)	35 (29–45)	0.9% (0.7%–1.1%)	28 (26–37)
Schizophreniaa	0.6% (0.4%–0.7%)	43 (36–57)	0.7% (0.5%–0.9%)	39 (30.5–50)
Bipolar disordera	0.5% (0.3%–0.8%)	46 (35–59)	0.6% (0.4%–0.8%)	44 (31–56)
Mental and substance use disorders combinedb	7.4% (6.2%–8.6%)	5 (3–6)	8.3% (7.1%–9.6%)	3 (3–6)

Note. DALYs: Disability adjusted life years; 95% UI: 95% uncertainty interval;

^a Global ranking of direct burden for each disorder was from the official GBD 2010 disease ranking for 2010 [5] . Illicit drug use disorders have not been included here as the GBD 2010 official disease ranking investigated drug use disorders as group (rather than by specific drug types). Similarly, the ranking for anorexia nervosa was presented in addition to bulimia nervosa;

^b The global ranking of direct burden of mental and substance use disorders as a group compares the direct burden of the 11 main classes of diseases in GBD 2010 [10] .