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. 2016 Jul 18;26(3):325–337. doi: 10.1017/S2045796016000305

Table 4.

Substance Abuse (None v. Any) among 1049 SHIP participants with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder who reported using any antipsychotic medication in the past 4 weeks, by use of clozapine

Clozapine
No Yes
n % n % Adjusted odds ratio 95% CI
Alcohol
Lifetime 727 91.9 240 93.4 1.184 0.674–2.080
Past year 598 82.4 168 70.3 0.516*** 0.366–0.727
Cannabis
Lifetime 544 69.2 180 70.6 1.046 0.764–1.433
Past year 298 37.8 50 19.7 0.398*** 0.282–0.563
‘Other’ substances
Lifetime 375 47.8 92 36.1 1.014 0.757–1.360
Past year 132 16.9 18 7.1 0.452* 0.245–0.835
Amphetamine
Lifetime 311 39.7 103 40.2 0.653** 0.486–0.878
Past year 80 10.2 13 5.1 0.368*** 0.219–0.620
Nicotine dependence§
Very low 268 33.8 102 39.7 0.811 0.4901.341
Low 80 10.1 27 10.5 0.909 0.542–1.522
Moderate 76 9.6 25 9.7 0.715 0.488–1.047
High 197 24.9 56 21.8 0.692 0.462–1.036
Very high 171 21.6 47 18.3 1.0

SHIP, survey of high impact psychosis; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.

Missing cases: alcohol lifetime = 1, past year = 84; cannabis lifetime = 9, past year = 7; amphetamines lifetime = 9, past year = 11; other substances lifetime = 10, past year = 9.

All variables are adjusted for chronicity and diagnosis.

§

As rated on the Fagerstrom test for nicotine dependence.

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, and ***p < 0.001.