The age or age range when cardiometabolic risk indicators were significantly different in those with psychosis compared with general population controls.

Key to Table 3:
1Mean is lower after age 33 but CIs do not overlap after age 35.
2Lower at all ages although between age 38 and 42 the difference is less than ·05 - lower than the accuracy of the assay. Before 33 and after 45 CIs do not overlap.
3CIs never actually coincide, but from 27–31 the gap between the lower bound of the general population sample and the upper bound of the psychosis sample is 0·0 to one decimal place.
4After age 46 the CIs do not overlap. The psychosis sample mean is lower from age 40.
5Means for triglycerides in males from the psychosis and general population samples meet at 60. CIs overlap from age 57.
6Men from the general population sample have higher mean systolic blood pressure only between age 34 and 41. CIs always overlap, so the difference is not significant.
7Lower mean systolic blood pressure only between age 32 and 40 but CIs always overlap.
8Blood glucose means are higher from age 31 to 56 although CIs overlap during this period.
9Blood glucose means are higher up to age 60. CIs sometimes overlap, sometimes don't during this period.