Additional file 1 of Parental income gradients in adult health: a national cohort study

Additional file 1: Table S1. Codes for categorizing disorders. Table S2. Numerical values for Figure 2, 95% CI and coefficients. Table S3. Comparison of mothers’ union status by birth and at child age 16. Table S4. Baseline associations between parental income and disorders and reductions after adjustments. Figure S1. Study design and data sources, Norwegian birth cohorts 1967-1973. Figure S2. Comparison of measures of parental income before and after adjustment for household equivalence scales (EU and OECD). Figure S3. Share with any primary care consultation (panel A), distribution of diagnosis chapters (panel B) and share with any diagnosed disorders (panel C) by parental income vigintiles in childhood, Norwegian birth cohorts 1967-1973. Figure S4. Number of consultations across 5-years (panel A) and share with any primary care consultation (panel B) by parental income percentiles in childhood, Norwegian birth cohorts 1967-1973. Figure S5. The association between parental income in childhood and diagnosed disorders by each ICPC-2 chapter in primary care, Norwegian birth cohorts 1967-1973. Figure S6. The association between parental income in childhood and adult health disorders in primary care, Norwegian birth cohorts 1967-1973. Figure S7. Share with any disorder for separate measures of mother and father income rank in childhood (panel A) and share with any disorder separate by mother’s marital status (panel B). Figure S8. Unadjusted and adjusted association between parental income in percentiles in childhood and adult health (any disorder) at age 39-43, Norwegian birth cohorts 1967-1973.