potentially traumatic event exposure

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater MDE risk (OR=2.46 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [2.04-2.96]) in the final hierarchical logistic

Effect: decline; OR 2.46; CI: 95% CI [2.04–2.96]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]

The extent to which adolescents were exposed to prior traumatic events was associated with greater risk for PTSD (OR=2.27 per additional trauma type, 95% CI [1.86-2.77]) in the final hierarchical logi

Effect: decline; OR 2.27; CI: 95% CI [1.86–2.77]