Table 5. Additive hazard ratios of probable Alzheimer's disease development among ε4 carriers reporting depression within the last 2 years of baseline.
Predictor variables | Sample size with AD endpoint | Depression—last 2 years × ε4 Main effects (unadjusted) Hazard ratio (95% CI) | Depression—last 2 years × ε4 Main effects adjusteda Hazard ratio (95% CI) | Depression last 2 years Main effects adjusted with AD medication use Hazard ratio (95% CI) |
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Depression—last 2 years × ε4 carrier | 455 | 4.65 (3.24–6.68)** | 6.41 (4.43–9.29)** | 3.03 (2.06–4.47)** |
Use of antidepressant | 90 | 4.24 (1.95–9.23)** | 6.90 (3.02–15.80)** | 3.19 (1.37–7.43)* |
Did not use antidepressant | 3.26 (1.81–5.86)** | 3.93 (2.14–7.24)** | 2.85 (1.54–5.29)** | |
Bupropion use | 9 | 1.68 (0.186–15.16) | 4.21 (0.368–48.12) | 3.76 (0.233–60.71) |
No bupropion use | 4.70 (3.23–6.83)** | 6.30 (4.29–9.24)** | 3.05 (2.04–4.56)** | |
Citalopram use | 25 | 8.77 (1.14–67.28)* | 14.78 (1.87–116.63)* | 6.84 (0.806–58.08) |
No citalopram use | 3.67 (2.44–5.54)** | 5.02 (3.30–7.65)** | 2.57 (1.66–3.98)** | |
Escitalopram use | 17 | 0.841 (0.166–4.27) | 1.51 (0.290–7.87) | 0.339 (0.050–2.28) |
No escitalopram use | 4.79 (3.30–6.96)** | 6.52 (4.45–9.55)** | 3.22 (2.16–4.79)** | |
Fluoxetine use | 2 | — | — | — |
No fluoxetine use | 4.84 (3.36–6.97)** | 6.55 (4.51–9.51)** | 3.08 (2.08–4.55)** | |
Mirtazapine use | 9 | — | — | — |
No mirtazapine use | 4.63 (3.21–6.69)** | 6.40 (4.39–9.33)** | 3.01 (2.03–4.46)** | |
Paroxetine use | 7 | 4.44 (0.480–41.01) | 3.68 (0.316–42.83) | 2.99 (0.245–36.32) |
No paroxetine use | 4.38 (3.01–6.37)** | 6.08 (4.14–8.97)** | 2.83 (1.90–4.22)** | |
Sertraline use | 10 | 1.58 (0.143–17.49) | — | — |
No sertraline use | 4.98 (3.44–7.20)** | 6.97 (4.78–10.17)** | 3.42 (2.31–5.07)** | |
Trazodone use | 12 | 5.05 (0.457–55.90) | 9.63 (0.819–113.21) | 4.62 (0.343–62.18) |
No trazodone use | 4.66 (3.22–6.73)** | 6.39 (4.38–9.32)** | 3.07 (2.07–4.56)** |
indicates sample size too small for analysis.
Adjusted for sex, age, education, and race.
Statistical significance at p < 0.05.
p < 0.001.