Summary
"The overall aim with this dissertation was to increase the knowledge on the association between adverse life events, and psychiatric morbidity and mortality, and the role of socioeconomic position from a life course perspective....
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"In conclusion, individuals who have experienced adverse life events have a higher prevalence of psychiatric morbidity than those who have not. This increased psychiatric morbidity was observed regardless of whether the adverse life event occurred in childhood, adolescence or in middle age. Adverse life events were more common among individuals in lower socioeconomic groups, and socioeconomic position tended to modify the relationship between adverse life events and psychiatric morbidity."
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