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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Aging Health. 2016 Mar 27;29(4):657–668. doi: 10.1177/0898264316641082

Table 1.

Demographic and Health Characteristics of Middle-Aged and Older Veterans by Mood Disorder Category.

No mood disorder (n = 32,315; 92.9%) Depression-only (n = 1,367; 3.9%) Anxiety-only (n = 854; 2.5%) Depression + anxiety (n = 250; 0.7%) Test statistic (χ2)
Age
 50–64 10,998 (86.2%) 1,050 (8.2%) 518 (4.1%) 189 (1.5%) 1,426.03
 65–79 13,736 (96.5%) 223 (1.6%) 231 (1.6%) 49 (0.3%)
 80+ 7,581 (97.3%) 94 (1.2%) 105 (1.3%) 12 (0.2%)
Sex
 Male 31,789 (93.1%) 1,295 (3.8%) 830 (2.4%) 231 (0.7%) 147.11
 Female 526 (82.1%) 72 (11.2%) 24 (3.7%) 19 (3.0%)
Race
 White 24,341 (87.0%) 1,070 (4.1%) 729 (2.8%) 212 (0.8%) 82.25
 Non-White 3,629 (90.0%) 286 (7.1%) 81 (2.0%) 37 (0.9%)
Marital status
 Married 19,378 (94.7%) 534 (2.6%) 456 (2.2%) 91 (0.4%) 300.22
 Non-married 12,934 (90.3%) 833 (5.8%) 398 (2.8%) 159 (1.1%)
Service connection
 None 24,417 (94.6%) 794 (3.1%) 456 (1.8%) 146 (0.6%) 581.88
 1–49 3,887 (91.4%) 201 (4.7%) 129 (3.0%) 38 (0.9%)
 50+ 4,011 (85.0%) 372 (7.9%) 269 (5.7%) 66 (1.4%)
Organ system with chronic disease count
 0–2 1,604 (97.4%) 23 (1.4%) 17 (1.0%) 3 (0.2%) 1,012.94
 3–5 9,527 (96.4%) 165 (1.7%) 171 (1.7%) 24 (0.2%)
 6–7 10,041 (94.8%) 282 (2.7%) 208 (2.0%) 64 (0.6%)
 8–9 6,892 (90.8%) 412 (5.4%) 223 (2.9%) 62 (0.8%)
 10–13 4,251 (83.9%) 485 (9.6%) 235 (4.6%) 97 (1.9%)

Note. All comparisons were significant (p < .001).