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Prevalence of psychiatric and physical morbidity in an urban geriatric population.

Indian J Psychiatry · 2011 · PMC3136013 · PMID 21772643

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showed a trendP =0.07so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)
Family history of affective psychoses showed a trend of association with bipolar disorders in probands (x 2 =12.0; P =0.07).

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a definite trendno p-value reported
A definite trend of increase in the prevalence of psychiatric disorders with increasing age was noted, although this was not statistically significant (chi-square [65–74 years; 75–84 years; ≥85 years] 0.99, df 2, P =0.6082; not significant).

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