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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 22.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2012 Aug;69(8):823–831. doi: 10.1001/archgenpsychiatry.2011.2000

Table 5. Hazard ratios1 (95% confidence intervals) for all cause mortality according to diagnosis of mental disorders on hospital admission after conscription: men conscripted in 1969-70 only (n=33,677).

Adjustments, HR (95% CI)

Diagnostic category No (%) diagnosed Age Age & smoking habits Age & risky alcohol intake
Schizophrenia 272 (0.01) 5.56 (4.09, 7.56) 5.57 (4.09, 7.58) 5.28 (3.88, 7.18)
Other non-affective psychoses 239 (0.01) 7.86 (5.77, 10.7) 7.54 (5.54, 10.3) 7.39 (5.43, 10.1)
Depressive disorders 798 (2.4) 5.10 (4.10, 6.35) 4.64 (3.73, 5.79) 4.66 (3.73, 5.78)
Bipolar disorders 129 (0.004) 4.26 (2.41, 7.53) 4.37 (2.48, 7.74) 3.98 (2.25, 7.04)
Neurotic/adjustment disorders 858 (2.5) 4.39 (3.53, 5.45) 4.07 (3.27, 5.05) 4.02 (3.23, 5.00)
Personality disorders 357 (1.1) 5.36 (4.08, 7.04) 4.74 (3.60, 6.23) 4.49 (3.40, 5.92)
Alcohol-related disorders 1776 (5.3) 10.1 (8.90, 11.5) 9.04 (7.91, 10.3) 9.30 (8.11, 10.7)
Other substance use disorders 505 (1.5) 10.1 (8.22, 12.4) 8.47 (6.87, 10.4) 8.22 (6.65, 10.2)

Abbreviations: HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval.

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All adjustments include conscription testing centre and year of examination. Smoking and risky alcohol intake were measured at conscription. The reference group in each case consists of men who were not diagnosed with the disorder in question.