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Description:Young lesbians, gay men, and bisexual individuals aged 18—29 and 30—44 had lower disorder prevalence than did older individuals aged 45—59 across almost all categories, and the difference was significant for mood disorders. To test whether this finding reflected a bias related to the greater opportunity for older people to have had a disorder at some point because of their longer life span, we examined the prevalence of disorders in the month period before the interviews, when all respondents had the same opportunity for disorders. We found that the age pattern held for month prevalence and was significant for mood disorders for the younger age groups 30 to 44 years: The consistency between lifetime and month prevalence suggests that the lifetime prevalence finding was not the result of an age bias. We also found that younger respondents had fewer serious suicide attempts than did older respondents but this was statistically significant only for the middle age group.

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