Table 5.

The association between fathers’ alcohol consumption (with fathers’ alcohol-related diagnosis as separate category) and alcohol-related mortality (1986–2009) in offspring

Fathers’ alcohol use	Never	Rarely		Occasionally		Often		Father with alc. diagnosis
	HRa	HRa	95% CIb	HRa	95% CIb	HRa	95% CIb	HRa	95% CIb
Crude	1	2.01	1.15 3.51	3.21	1.83 5.63	4.37	1.91 9.98	9.90	5.47 17.92
Childhood SEP	1	1.92	1.10 3.36	3.09	1.76 5.43	4.11	1.79 9.41	9.06	4.99 16.45
Risk use alcohol	1	1.91	1.09 3.35	2.80	1.59 4.92	3.38	1.47 7.76	8.32	4.58 15.11
Baseline risk factorsc	1	1.86	1.06 3.25	2.68	1.52 4.71	2.60	1.13 5.99	6.90	3.79 12.57
Attained SEP	1	2.01	1.15 3.51	3.14	1.79 5.50	3.91	1.71 8.95	8.44	4.66 15.30
Childh. + attained SEP	1	1.93	1.10 3.38	3.03	1.72 5.31	3.73	1.63 8.53	7.82	4.30 14.22
Fully adjustedd	1	1.82	1.04 3.46	2.59	1.47 4.56	2.47	1.07 5.71	6.06	3.31 11.06

^aHazard ratios.

^b95% confidence intervals.

^cSmoking, psychiatric diagnoses, low emotional control, contact with police/childcare authorities.

^dChildhood SEP, risk use of alcohol, smoking, psychiatric diagnoses, low emotional control, contact with police/childcare authorities, attained SEP.