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. 2019 May 8;20(7):1021–1030. doi: 10.1007/s11121-019-01020-6

Table 2.

Negative binomial regression analysis for the depression score outcome (at the age of 17) by smoking behavior (at the age of 14)

Cigarette smokinga Adjusted for age and sex Adjusted for all covariates Adjusted for all covariates and pre-existing depressiveness
IRR 95% CI p IRR 95% CI p IRR 95% CI p
Lifetime cigarettes smoked N = 4110 N = 4110 N = 3923
  1–50 1.19 1.11–1.27 2.5e-07 1.09 1.01–1.17 0.021 1.08 1.01–1.17 0.032
  > 50 1.43 1.28–1.60 7.1e-10 1.12 0.97–1.29 0.121 1.17 1.01–1.35 0.037
Current smoking status at the age of 14 N = 4152 N = 4152 N = 3960
  Experimenters 1.16 1.08–1.25 2.2e-05 1.10 1.02–1.18 0.012 1.09 1.01–1.18 0.021
  Quitters or trying to quit 1.31 1.14–1.51 1.8e-04 1.12 0.96–1.29 0.143 1.11 0.96–1.29 0.160
  Regular smokers 1.46 1.32–1.62 8.1e-14 1.16 1.01–1.32 0.031 1.19 1.03–1.36 0.015

aReference category: never smokers

IRR, incidence rate ratio; CI, confidence interval

All covariates: age, sex, school grades, drinking alcohol to intoxication, health status, family structure, parental smoking status, and parental education