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. 2017 Feb 23;23(1):485–492. doi: 10.1111/adb.12496

Table 1.

Number of cases and demographic data.

Phenotype n (% women) Mean age (SD)
PRS phenotypes
SCZ 600 (35.7) 61.31 (16.77)
BPD 772 (63.3) 69.88 (18.67)
Smoking
FTND 4609 (52.5) 57.26 (12.07)
FTND wo. adm. 2940 (63.5) 57.21 (11.16)
CPD 35 754 (61.8) 65.75 (16.82)
CPD wo. adm. 31 511 (64.8) 66.38 (16.96)
Ever‐smoking versus never‐smokinga 35 567 (61.6) 65.79 (16.83)
Ever‐smoking versus never‐smoking wo. adm.a 31 330 (64.6) 66.42 (16.97)
Substance use disorders
Alcohol use disorder 8701 (32.7) 55.74 (15.45)
Amphetamine use disorder 1744 (33.5) 41.17 (11.52)
Cocaine use disorder 645 (28.5) 38.84 (10.25)
Cannabis use disorder 1896 (29.7) 40.34 (11.76)
Opioid use disorder 501 (49.1) 51.13 (13.12)
Sedative use disorder 1625 (51.8) 54.91 (14.89)
EO 2810 (34.7) 39.56 (10.13)
Number of admissions 10 036 (32.5) 56.87 (16.47)
Total sample 144 609 (53.7) 56.60 (20.90)

BPD, bipolar disorder; CPD, cigarettes per day; EO, early onset of alcohol and/or substance use disorder; FTND, Fagerström Test of nicotine dependence; PRS, polygenic risk scores; SCZ, schizophrenia; wo. adm., without admission to the addiction treatment program.

a

For ever‐smoking versus never‐smoking, the number of ever‐smokers is listed, and the control group consisted of 17 145 never smokers.