Study | Age range | Mean age | Sex | Race | Proportion of sample with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder | Antipsychotic use |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Kilbourne, 2011 [22] | 18-65 | 55 | 9% female | 24% black, | 100% Schizophrenia | 100% |
76% other | ||||||
Morrato, 2008 [25] | All ages | Not reported | 50% female | 58% white, | 100% Schizophrenia1 | 100% |
42% other | ||||||
Moeller, 2011 [26] | 18-64 | 44 | 49% female | 83% white, | 100% Schizophrenia | 100% |
17% other | ||||||
Morrato, 2009 [27] | 20-88 | Not reported | 50% female | Not reported | 3.4% Schizophrenia, 49.3% Mood disorders, including bipolar disorder | 100% |
Kaplowitz, 2006 [30] | 20+ | 67 | 4% female | Not reported | 51.0% Mood disorders, including bipolar disorder | Not reported |
Weissman, 2006 [31] | 18-65 | 50 | 6% female | Not reported | 100% Schizophrenia | 100% |
Barnett, 2010 [32] | 21-63 | 45 | 59% female | 43% white, | Not reported | 100% |
14% black, | ||||||
43% other | ||||||
Kilbourne, 2008 [34] | 18+ | 67 | 3% female | 8% black, | 100% Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or other psychosis2 | Not reported |
92% other | ||||||
Folsom, 2002 [35] | 45+ | 51 | 47% female | 70% white, | 100% Schizophrenia3 | Not reported |
15% black, | ||||||
15% other | ||||||
Dickerson 2003 [38] | 18-65 | 44 | 53% female | 56% white, | 50% Schizophrenia, 25% Bipolar disorder | Not reported |
35.5% black, | ||||||
8.5% other |