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Section III: Population Dynamics

Table 1. Prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression after the September 11 terrorist attacks from two Community surveys
October 2001 January 2002
N Percent* 95% Confidence Interval N Percent* 95% Confidence Interval
Total
988 100.0   506 100.0  
PTSD
           
   Ever
206 19.3 16.7-22.0 103 19.0 15.2-22.8
   Since September 11
95 8.8 7.0-10.8 49 8.5 5.9-11.1

   Since September 11
   and related to attacks**

78 7.5 5.7-9.3 41 7.0 4.6-9.4
   Past month
- - - 13 2.9 1.2-4.6
   Past month
   and related to attacks
- - - 9 1.7 0.4-3.0
Depression
           
   Ever
247 27.0 23.9-30.1 120 22.6 18.5-26.7
   Since September 11
99 9.7 7.3-11.3 55 10.1 7.2-13.0
   Past month
- - - 21 4.2 2.2-6.2
* Weighted percentages to reflect number of respondents in households, number of telephones.
** Content-related symptoms associated with September 11 terrorist attacks.

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