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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2017 Dec 6;79:32–38. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2017.12.008

Table 1.

The odds ratios for suicide related behaviors (intentional self-injury, suicide ideation) at age 22 according to tobacco use behavior in a population-based sample of twins.

Model 1
(Adjusted for age and
sex)
Model 2
(Adjusted for age, sex, baseline school
achievement, depression, impulsivity, alcohol,
and parental education)
Intentional self-injury assessed at age 22
Age of regular tobacco use initiation (n=1268) OR 95%CI p-value AOR 95%CI p-value
Never 1.00 1.00
Late onset tobacco use1 3.07 1.98,4.75 4.6e-07 3.24 2.02,5.21 1.2e-06
Early onset tobacco use2 4.32 2.00,9.34 2.0e-04 4.57 1.93, 10.8 .001
Cigarette smoking at baseline (n=1265) OR 95%CI p-value AOR 95%CI p-value
Never 1.00 1.00
Experimenting 1.16 0.73,1.86 .523 1.17 0.71,1.92 .526
Occasional 1.70 0.66,4.40 .271 2.12 0.74,6.11 .163
Daily 3.41 1.83,6.34 7.2e-05 4.45 2.04,9.70 1.8e-04
Suicide ideation assessed at age 22
Age of regular tobacco use initiation (n=675 females)3 OR 95%CI p-value AOR 95%CI p-value
Never 1.00 1.00
Late onset tobacco use1 1.26 0.84,1.87 .264 1.34 0.86,2.09 .195
Early onset tobacco use2 3.27 1.47,7.25 .004 3.69 1.56,8.72 .003
Cigarette smoking at baseline (n=1266) OR 95%CI p-value AOR 95%CI p-value
Never 1.00 1.00
Experimenting 1.27 0.92,1.74 .149 1.33 0.93,1.89 .113
Occasional 1.01 0.50,2.05 .973 1.11 0.49,2.51 .796
Daily 1.33 0.73,2.42 .347 1.68 0.83,3.41 .148
1

Late-onset tobacco use = ≥ 14 years of age

2

Early–onset tobacco use = <14 years of age

3

Sex interaction: Likelihood-ratio test LR chi2 (2) = 5.21; p= .074