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. 2016 Aug 23;13(8):e1002103. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1002103

Table 2. Relative risks (RR) and corresponding 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for the associations between TBI before age 25 y and poor functioning in adulthood.

Model I Model II Model III
RR [95% CI] RR [95% CI] RR [95% CI]
Disability pension 1.76 [1.71; 1.82] 1.47 [1.43; 1.52] 1.49 [1.38; 1.60]
Psychiatric visit 1.52 [1.50; 1.55] 1.37 [1.35; 1.40] 1.31 [1.26; 1.37]
Psychiatric hospitalisation 1.95 [1.90; 2.00] 1.69 [1.64; 1.73] 1.57 [1.47; 1.67]
Premature mortality 1.73 [1.60; 1.86] 1.50 [1.39; 1.62] 1.40 [1.16; 1.68]
Low education 1.58 [1.55; 1.61] 1.43 [1.41; 1.46] 1.28 [1.23; 1.33]
Welfare recipiency 1.55 [1.52; 1.58] 1.30 [1.27; 1.32] 1.19 [1.14; 1.23]

Notes: Model I: Full sample, adjusted for sex, birth order, and birth year. Model II: Additional adjustments for individual and parental highest achieved education levels, parental income, parental lifetime criminal and psychiatric histories, and maternal single status. Model III: Within-family estimates that are additionally adjusted for individual educational attainment at age 26 y.