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. 2020 Oct 2;15(10):e0239291. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0239291

Table 4. Longitudinal associations between retirement and risk of depression (participant N = 1389; total observation N = 24129).

  aOR* 95% Confidence Interval p-value
2 year Lag Retirement
Retired 1.10 0.96–1.26 0.1869
Not Retired (Referent) - - -
Prior Risk of Depression (2 year Lag)
Risk of depression 6.49 6.07–6.94 <0.0001
No risk of depression (Referent) - - -
Race/Ethnicity
Black 1.04 0.96–1.13 0.3339
Hispanic 0.93 0.83–1.03 0.1703
Other 1.07 0.80–1.43 0.6558
White (Referent) - - -
Age
17–29 years old 1.98 1.27–3.10 0.0028
30–39 years old 2.11 1.42–3.16 0.0003
40–49 years old 2.21 1.49–3.27 <0.0001
50–59 years old 1.98 1.35–2.93 0.0006
60–69 years old 1.54 1.04–2.27 0.0313
70 + years old (Referent) - - -
Education
≤8th grade or less 1.61 1.25–2.07 0.0002
9, 10, 11th grade 1.91 1.61–2.27 <0.0001
12th grade 1.39 1.22–1.58 <0.0001
At least one year of college, but no degree 1.42 1.27–1.58 <0.0001
Four years of college/Obtained degree 1.23 1.10–1.38 0.0005
Some graduate work 1.09 0.94–1.27 0.2344
Post-graduate degree (Referent) - - -
Social Support
High 0.63 0.58–0.68 <0.0001
Low 2.02 1.87–2.19 <0.0001
Medium (Referent) - - -
Therapy
None 0.85 0.76–0.95 0.0046
Mono 0.98 0.65–1.48 0.9142
Combo 1.06 0.94–1.19 0.3639
Potent (Referent) - - -
Viral Load
Undetectable 0.71 0.65–0.77 <0.0001
Detectable (Referent) - - -