Factors associated with anxiety disorder comorbidity.
Factors associated with anxiety disorder comorbidity.
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10.1016/j.jad.2022.11.051
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发表时间:
2023-02-15
影响因子:
6.6
通讯作者:
Eley, Thalia C.
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Davies, Molly R.;Glen, Kiran;Mundy, Jessica;Ter Kuile, Abigail R.;Adey, Brett N.;Armour, Cherie;Assary, Elham;Coleman, Jonathan R., I;Goldsmith, Kimberley A.;Hirsch, Colette R.;Hotopf, Matthew;Hubel, Christopher;Jones, Ian R.;Kalsi, Gursharan;Krebs, Georgina;McIntosh, Andrew M.;Morneau-Vaillancourt, Genevieve;Peel, Alicia J.;Purves, Kirstin L.;Lee, Sang Hyuck;Skelton, Megan;Smith, Daniel J.;Veale, David;Walters, James T. R.;Young, Katherine S.;Zvrskovec, Johan;Breen, Gerome;Eley, Thalia C.
Anxiety and depressive disorders often co-occur and the order of their emergence may be associated with different clinical outcomes. However, minimal research has been conducted on anxiety-anxiety comorbidity. This study examined factors associated with anxiety comorbidity and anxiety-MDD temporal sequence. Online, self-report data were collected from the UK-based GLAD and COPING NBR cohorts (N = 38,775). Logistic regression analyses compared differences in sociodemographic, trauma, and clinical factors between single anxiety, anxiety-anxiety comorbidity, anxiety-MDD (major depressive disorder) comorbidity, and MDD-only. Additionally, anxiety-first and MDD-first anxiety-MDD were compared. Differences in familial risk were assessed in those participants with self-reported family history or genotype data. Anxiety-anxiety and anxiety-MDD had higher rates of self-reported anxiety or depressive disorder diagnoses, younger age of onset, and higher recurrence than single anxiety. Anxiety-MDD displayed greater clinical severity/complexity than MDD only. Anxiety-anxiety had more severe current anxiety symptoms, less severe current depressive symptoms, and reduced likelihood of self-reporting an anxiety/depressive disorder diagnosis than anxiety-MDD. Anxiety-first anxiety-MDD had a younger age of onset, more severe anxiety symptoms, and less likelihood of self-reporting a diagnosis than MDD-first. Minimal differences in familial risk were found. Self-report, retrospective measures may introduce recall bias. The familial risk analyses were likely underpowered. Anxiety-anxiety comorbidity displayed a similarly severe and complex profile of symptoms as anxiety-MDD but distinct features. For anxiety-MDD, first-onset anxiety had an earlier age of onset and greater severity than MDD-first. Anxiety disorders and comorbidity warrant further investigation and attention in research and practice. Minimal research has been conducted on anxiety-anxiety comorbidity. Anxiety-anxiety displayed similarly severe/complex profiles of symptoms as anxiety-MDD. Anxiety-anxiety had higher current anxiety but lower current depressive symptom severity than anxiety-MDD. Anxiety-MDD first-onset anxiety had a younger age of onset and more severe symptoms. Lower self-reported diagnosis rates may indicate less recognition of anxiety than MDD.
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