Results from the models of marriage as a function of AUD, the alcohol problems PRS, and psychiatric comorbidities are summarized in Table 3. AUD and TOB were associated with lower odds of marriage. MDD was associated with higher odds of marriage. The alcohol problems PRS, ASP, and CAN were not associated with odds of marriage. Relative to baby boomers, odds of marriage were 136% higher in silent generation participants, and 27% lower among millennials. Age was also related to higher odds of marriage. In the interactive effects model, there was no evidence that the alcohol problems PRS nor psychiatric comorbidities modified the associations between AUD and marriage (Supplement, Table S5).
