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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 10.
Published in final edited form as: J Psychiatr Res. 2016 Oct 7;84:310–317. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2016.10.003

Table 4.

Adjusted Odds ratiosof 12-Month and Lifetime DSM-5 Bipolar I Disorder and Other Psychiatric Disorders Among Men and Women

Comorbid disorder 12-Month Lifetime
Men Women Men Women
AORa (95% CI)b AOR (95% CI)c AORa (95% CI)b AOR (95% CI)c AORa (95% CI)b AOR (95% CI)c AORa (95% CI)b AOR (95% CI)c
Any substance use disorder 4.3 (3.17–5.81) 2.0 (1.42–2.78) 4.5 (3.40–6.07) 2.0 (1.45–2.78) 8.8 (5.43–14.33) 3.7 (2.28–6.14) 4.6 (3.37–6.24) 1.8 (1.27–2.44)
 Alcohol use disorder 2.3 (1.71–3.17) 0.9 (0.64–1.32) 4.0 (2.99–5.37) 1.7 (1.17–2.42) 5.2 (3.77–7.16) 1.9 (1.29–2.63) 4.8 (3.72–6.25) 1.7 (1.20–2.28)
 Any drug use disorder 5.2 (3.50–7.66) 1.5 (0.94–2.31) 6.1 (4.15–9.04) 1.4 (0.81–2.25) 4.6 (3.55–5.90) 1.1 (0.80–1.46) 6.2 (4.87–7.96) 1.7 (1.26–2.35)
 Tobacco use disorder 4.2 (3.11–5.78) 2.1 (1.45–3.09) 3.9 (2.77–5.38) 1.6 (1.05–2.33) 5.1 (3.81–6.84) 2.0 (1.41–2.84) 3.2 (2.44–4.16) 1.0 (0.74–1.45)
Any anxiety disorder 8.4 (5.69–12.32) 2.0 (1.32–3.06) 6.7 (4.83–9.28) 1.7 (1.09–2.52) 7.2 (5.34–9.73) 2.0 (1.39–2.73) 6.8 (5.13–9.08) 2.0 (1.39–2.83)
 Panic 16.1 (9.97–26.11) 4.0 (2.20–7.23) 9.0 (6.35–12.66) 2.0 (1.39–3.01) 12.0 (8.33–17.20) 3.6 (2.32–5.67) 5.6 (4.12–7.59) 1.4 (1.03–2.03)
 Agoraphobia 12.9 (7.28–22.91) 2.1 (1.12–4.10) 7.4 (4.65–11.68) 1.4 (0.80–2.49) 9.5 (5.72–15.92) 1.8 (1.01–3.02) 7.3 (4.93–10.66) 1.8 (1.12–2.92)
 Social anxiety disorder 8.2 (5.25–12.79) 1.4 (0.86–2.30) 5.2 (3.16–8.53) 1.1 (0.69–1.84) 6.7 (4.59–9.71) 1.3 (0.86–2.01) 5.2 (3.50–7.67) 1.3 (0.85–1.98)
 Specific phobia 5.7 (3.81–8.57) 1.5 (0.90–2.34) 3.4 (2.55–4.54) 1.2 (0.94–1.61) 5.1 (3.44–7.44) 1.3 (0.84–2.09) 3.4 (2.59–4.39) 1.2 (0.95–1.60)
 Generalized anxiety disorder 8.7 (5.95–12.65) 1.3 (0.85–1.91) 7.3 (5.17–10.42) 1.3 (0.83–2.11) 6.9 (5.01–9.53) 1.3 (0.92–1.96) 6.1 (4.49–8.15) 1.3 (0.86–1.98)
Posttraumatic stress disorder 11.5 (8.39–15.67) 2.4 (1.66–3.55) 8.7 (6.65–11.26) 1.9 (1.36–2.50) 11.5 (8.42–15.69) 2.9 (2.11–4.03) 7.3 (5.60–9.50) 1.8 (1.28–2.46)
Any personality disorderd 20.2 (13.28–30.85) 8.6 (5.45–13.54) 19.8 (13.90–28.34) 8.1 (4.80–13.59) 15.2 (11.08–20.74) 5.7 (4.17–7.78) 14.8 (11.16–19.53) 5.7 (4.00–8.04)
 Schizotypal 14.9 (10.36–21.53) 2.7 (1.74–4.21) 12.4 (8.80–17.39) 2.4 (1.53–3.61) 11.8 (8.83–15.76) 2.2 (1.58–3.01) 11.6 (8.71–15.50) 2.6 (1.77–3.75)
 Borderline 18.8 (12.38–28.43) 4.3 (2.72–6.80) 17.5 (12.49–24.46) 4.7 (2.81–7.88) 15.7 (11.39–21.56) 4.0 (2.75–5.79) 13.1 (10.08–17.08) 3.2 (2.24–4.58)
 Antisocial 7.1 (5.08–9.97) 2.0 (1.38–2.95) 7.7 (5.03–11.78) 1.7 (1.06–2.66) 5.9 (4.26–8.11) 1.7 (1.19–2.30) 7.6 (5.05–11.38) 1.8 (1.13–2.70)

Note: Significant (p < 0.05) odds ratios appear in bold font.

a

Adjusted odds ratios adjusted for sex, age, race-ethnicity, marital status, education, household income urbanicity andregion.

b

95% CI= 95% confidence interval.

c

Adjusted odds ratios adjusted for sex, age, race-ethnicity, marital status, education, household income, urbanicity, region and other psychiatric disorders.

d

Personality disorders assessed on a lifetime basis.