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TL;DR
Using adjusted Cox regression models, the researchers evaluated the association between mental health diagnoses and all-cause mortality.
Hepatology Communications · 4 authors, 7 centres
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Using adjusted Cox regression models, the researchers evaluated the association between mental health diagnoses and all-cause mortality.
Using adjusted Cox regression models, the researchers evaluated the association between mental health diagnoses and all-cause mortality. The primary analysis found a 54% increased hazard in all-cause mortality for any mental health diagnosis, 44% for AUD/SUD, and 11% for non-AUD/SUD. Subgroup analyses showed that regular outpatient mental health visits were associated with a 21% decreased risk in all-cause mortality for patients with AUD/SUD.