Table 1 Distribution of study sample by mood disorder diagnosis
From: Sexual orientation and self-reported mood disorder diagnosis among Canadian adults
Characteristics | Mood disorder | |
|---|---|---|
Yes | No | |
n=6546 (7.1%) | n=70084 (92.9%) | |
*Sexual orientation | ||
Heterosexual | 6232 (6.9%) | 68768 (93.1%) |
LGB | 314 (17.1%) | 1316 (83.0%) |
*Sex | ||
Male | 2112 (4.7%) | 33329 (95.3%) |
Female | 4434 (9.6%) | 36755 (90.5%) |
*Self-perceived life stress | ||
Not very high | 3571 (5.2%) | 54469 (94.8%) |
Very high | 2960 (12.6%) | 15451 (87.4%) |
*Community belonging | ||
Strong | 3293 (5.9%) | 45596 (94.1%) |
Weak | 3201 (9.1%) | 23813 (90.9%) |
*Regular GP | ||
Yes | 5786 (7.8%) | 56457 (92.2%) |
No | 757 (4.2%) | 13575 (95.8%) |
*Age | ||
18–29 | 1190 (5.8%) | 16609 (94.2%) |
30–39 | 1415 (6.5%) | 16978 (93.5%) |
40–59 | 3941 (8.1%) | 36497 (91.9%) |
*Education | ||
Less than secondary | 1034 (10.4%) | 8139 (89.6%) |
Secondary | 1094 (7.1%) | 12512 (92.9%) |
Other post-secondary | 687 (8.3%) | 6079 (91.7%) |
Post-secondary | 3706 (6.4%) | 43135 (93.6%) |