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. 2020 Apr 6;51(11):1890–1897. doi: 10.1017/S0033291720000665

Table 1.

Demographic information and prevalence of depression in adult life assessed using the sMFQ in those with and without ADHD in ALSPAC

With ADHD (N = 530) Without ADHD (N = 7780)
Demographics
Age (months)a 81.54 (81.44–81.65) 81.44 (81.41–81.47)
Female sex 31.11% (27.32–35.21) 49.83% (48.72–50.94)
Birth weight (kg) 3.34 (3.30–3.39) 3.44 (3.43–3.45)
Maternal age at childbirth (years) 28.36 (27.94–28.78) 28.98 (28.88–29.08)
Maternal education: university degree 10.69% (8.04–13.34) 15.60% (14.79–16.42)
Parental home ownership 73.86% (70.00–77.71) 83.56% (82.71–84.41)
Depression
Age 18 25.86% (20.31–31.41) 21.32% (19.98–22.66)
Age 21 21.25% (16.13–26.38) 15.88% (14.60–17.16)
Age 22 21.71% (16.83–26.59) 17.60% (16.36–18.83)
Age 23 29.10% (23.59–34.62) 22.88% (21.53–24.23)
Age 25 27.84% (22.47–33.21) 22.45% (21.13–23.76)
Recurrent depression 32.72% (27.37–38.05) 26.47% (25.15–27.80)

sMFQ, short Moods and Feelings Questionnaire; ADHD, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder at age 7 years; ALSPAC, the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children.

95% confidence intervals in parentheses.

a

Age at childhood ADHD assessments, N = 8266.