We estimated 210 (14×15) bivariate survival models, each with one lifetime disorder as a time-varying predictor of subsequent first onset of one other disorder, controlling socio-demographics. 89.3% of coefficients were positive and 59.5% significant. (Detailed results are available on request.) The median (inter-quartile range) ORs of significant positive survival coefficients were 3.1 (2.3-3.9). Only two coefficients were negative and significant, both involving associations of substance disorders with later agoraphobia.
