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. 2017 May;4(5):389–399. doi: 10.1016/S2215-0366(17)30097-4

Table 5.

Sub-HRs for natural-cause and unnatural-cause mortality

Natural causes
Unnatural causes
Number of deaths Crude estimates
Adjusted estimates*
Number of deaths Crude estimates
Adjusted estimates*
Sub-HR (95% CI) p value (Wald test) p value (LRT) Sub-HR (95% CI) p value (Wald test) p value (LRT) Sub-HR (95% CI) p value (Wald test) p value (LRT) Sub-HR (95% CI) p value (Wald test) p value (LRT)
Ethnicity
White British 913 1 ·· <0·0001 1 ·· <0·0001 125 1 ·· 0·00010 1 ·· 0·00030
Black African 82 0·31 (0·25–0·39) <0·0001 ·· 0·49 (0·39–0·61) <0·0001 ·· 18 0·52 (0·32–0·85) 0·009 ·· 0·55 (0·33–0·92) 0·023 ··
Black Caribbean 256 0·42 (0·37–0·48) <0·0001 ·· 0·52 (0·45–0·59) <0·0001 ·· 33 0·43 (0·30–0·64) <0·0001 ·· 0·42 (0·28–0·63) <0·0001 ··
South Asian 77 0·59 (0·47–0·74) <0·0001 ·· 0·66 (0·53–0·83) <0·0001 ·· 11 0·64 (0·34–1·18) 0·15 ·· 0·68 (0·36–1·28) 0·23 ··
Irish 89 1·47 (1·18–1·83) 0·0010 ·· 1·08 (0·87–1·34) 0·48 ·· 5 0·60 (0·25–1·48) 0·27 ·· 0·59 (0·24–1·46) 0·26 ··
Sex
Male 707 1 ·· <0·0001 1 ·· 0·13 132 1 ·· 0·00010 1 ·· 0·0020
Female 710 1·25 (1·12–1·38) <0·0001 ·· 0·92 (0·83–1·02) 0·13 ·· 60 0·54 (0·40–0·73) <0·0001 ·· 0·61 (0·44–0·83) 0·0020 ··
Diagnosis
Non-affective 327 1 ·· 0·11 1 ·· 0·00040 51 1 ·· 0·75 1 ·· 0·98
Affective 1090 0·90 (0·80–1·02) 0·11 ·· 0·80 (0·70–0·90) <0·0001 ·· 141 1·05 (0·77–1·45) 0·75 ·· 1·00 (0·72–1·39) 0·98 ··
Marital status
Married or cohabiting 220 1 ·· 0·050 1 ·· 0·036 22 1 ·· 0·26 1 ·· 0·64
Single, divorced, widowed, or separated 1197 0·87 (0·75–1·00) 0·050 ·· 1·17 (1·01–1·36) 0·036 ·· 170 1·29 (0·83–2·01) 0·26 ·· 1·12 (0·71–1·76) 0·64 ··
Comorbid alcohol or substance misuse
None 1251 1 ·· <0·0001 1 ·· 0·12 128 1 ·· <0·0001 1 ·· <0·0001
Present 166 0·61 (0·51–0·71) <0·0001 ·· 0·88 (0·74–1·04) 0·12 ·· 64 2·36 (1·75–3·19) <0·0001 ·· 2·08 (1·53–2·83) <0·0001 ··
Area-level deprivation (IMD fifths)
First (least deprived) 305 1 ·· 0·0010 1 ·· 0·16 33 1 ·· 0·13 1 ·· 0·24
Second 273 0·91 (0·77–1·07) 0·27 ·· 0·87 (0·75–1·02) 0·086 ·· 35 1·08 (0·67–1·74) 0·75 ·· 1·03 (0·64–1·66) 0·89 ··
Third 247 0·85 (0·72–1·00) 0·054 ·· 0·91 (0·78–1·07) 0·014 ·· 37 1·18 (0·74–1·88) 0·50 ·· 1·17 (0·73–1·87) 0·52 ··
Fourth 297 1·03 (0·88–1·21) 0·73 ·· 0·91 (0·78–1·07) 0·25 ·· 39 1·23 (0·77–1·96) 0·38 ·· 1·20 (0·75–1·91) 0·44 ··
Fifth (most deprived) 295 1·19 (1·02–1·40) 0·029 ·· 0·91 (0·77–1·06) 0·23 ·· 48 1·70 (1·09–2·64) 0·019 ·· 1·60 (1·02–2·52) 0·04 ··

Models took into account competing risks. Data for 158 individuals who died from unknown causes not elsewhere classified (R00–99) have not been displayed. HR=hazard ratio. LRT=likelihood ratio test. IMD=Index of Multiple Deprivation.

*

Adjusted for age and all other variables shown in the table.