Journal of the American Heart Association
Multiple traumas linked to depression after cardiovascular disease
After cardiovascular disease, multiple childhood traumas were linked to a higher rate of depression than no trauma exposure, with a hazard ratio of 2.260.After cardiovascular disease, multiple childhood traumas were linked to a higher rate of depression than no trauma exposure, with a hazard ratio of 2.260.
Cohort · 138,036 peopleIncident cardiovascular disease
Who was studied138,036 UK Biobank participants, against people with no trauma exposure
What changedDepression after cardiovascular disease was more frequent with multiple childhood traumas than no trauma exposure (hazard ratio 2.260)
The catchOther life circumstances linked to trauma histories could account for depression after cardiovascular disease