Table 2 shows the odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals for the cumulative number of first-time psychiatric treatments for the first nine months following an abortion and the first twelve months as compared to the nine months preceding an abortion. Most notably, the degree of difference and the level of significance increased with increased time of observation across every diagnostic category. Over the full twelve months examined, there was an 87% increased risk of personality or behavioral disorders, a 60% increased risk of neurotic, stress related, or somatoform disorders, and a 49% increased risk over all diagnoses.