Addiction Science & Clinical Practice

Table 4 Two-year adjusted prevalence of all trauma, fractures only, and nonfracture trauma in men

From: Risk of future trauma based on alcohol screening scores: A two-year prospective cohort study among US veterans

	AUDIT-C Score
	0	1–4	5–8	9–12
	2-Year Adjusted Rate*	2-Year Adjusted Rate*	2-Year Adjusted Rate*	2-Year Adjusted Rate*
All Trauma
Men <50	0.221 (0.028)	0.208 (.027)	0.203 (0.037)	0.257 (0.050) ^†
Men 50–65	0.169 (0.037) ^†	0.151 (0.038)	0.154 (0.035)	0.156 (0.040)
Men >65**	0.093 (0.032) ^†	0.074 (0.029)	0.079 (0.030) ^†	0.111 (0.034) ^†
Fractures Only
Men <50	0.041 (0.013)	0.036 (0.011)	0.046 (0.016)	0.067 (0.025) ^†
Men 50–65	0.030 (0.010)	0.027 (0.011)	0.033 (0.013)	0.044 (0.020) ^†
Men >65**	0.019 (0.010) ^†	0.014 (0.008)	0.018 (0.009) ^†	0.034 (0.018) ^†
Nonfracture Trauma
Men <50	0.201 (0.026)	0.186 (0.022)	0.175 (0.035)	0.216 (0.049)
Men 50–65	0.151 (0.033) ^†	0.135 (0.033)	0.134 (0.030)	0.128 (0.029) ^†
Men >65**	0.080 (0.027)^†	0.064 (0.025)	0.067 (0.026)	0.086 (0.036)^†

*Prevalence (SD) from multivariable logistic regression models adjusted for age, race, education, marital status, cigarette smoking status, and Deyo comorbidity index scores.
**Significant interactions with AUDIT-C scores and education and comorbidity were found in men >65 years.
^†Significantly different from reference group adjusted in multivariable logistic regression models (p < 0.05).

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