Table 2.

Marginal Effects (in percent) and 95% Confidence Intervals of Study Variables on Six Outcomes from a Pooled Sample of Respondents from the Canadian Community Health Survey 2005–2012 (N = 302,683).

Marginal Effects
	Depressive Thoughts in the Past Montha	Major Depressive Episodes in the Past Yearb	Anxiety Disordersc	Mood Disordersd	Fair/Poor Mental Health Statuse	Suicidal Thoughts in the Past Yearf
Household Food Insecurity Status
Food Secure (referent)	9.20***	3.79***	3.44***	3.95***	3.63***	7.82**
Marginal	(7.10–11.3)	(2.76–4.82)	(2.79–4.09)	(3.25–4.66)	(3.00–4.27)	(3.87–11.8)
Moderate	14.5***	6.61***	4.63***	6.39***	5.70***	5.91***
	(12.9–16.1)	(5.87–7.34)	(4.12–5.15)	(5.84–6.94)	(5.22–6.18)	(3.12– 8.71)
Severe	25.2***	12.4***	8.01***	11.1***	9.40***	16.0***
	(22.4–28.0)	(11.3–13.6)	(7.24–11.1)	(10.3–11.9)	(8.60–10.2)	(12.1–19.9)

*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001.

^aAdjusted by: sex, age, marital status, education, ethnicity, immigration status, income source, total household income, sense of belonging, homeownership and cycle of CCHS.

^bAdjusted by: sex, age, marital status, education, immigration status, income source, total household income, sense of belonging and cycle of CCHS.

^cAdjusted by: sex, marital status, education, ethnicity, immigration, income sources, total household income, sense of belonging, homeownership and cycle of CCHS.

^dAdjusted by: sex, age, marital status, household composition, ethnicity, immigration status, income source, total household income, sense of belonging, homeownership and cycle of CCHS.

^eAdjusted by: sex, age, marital status, household composition, education, immigration status, income source, total household income, sense of belonging, homeownership and cycle of CCHS.

^fAdjusted by: marital status, household composition, education, ethnicity, immigration status, income source and sense of belonging.