Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristic of study population.

Variable	Full Study Population (n=264)
Age in years at first cancer diagnosis (Median [IQR])	56 (16)
Sex (Count [Percent])
Male	139 (52.7%)
Female	125 (47.3%)
Race (Count [Percent])
White	225 (85.2%)
Black	26 (9.8%)
Unknown	10 (3.8%)
Asian	3 (1.1%)
Ethnicity (Count [Percent])
Non-Hispanic	262 (99.2%)
Hispanic	2 (0.8%)
Primary Cancer type (Count [Percent])
Breast	39 (14.8%)
Colorectal	32 (12.1%)
Pancreatic	30 (11.4%)
Prostate	27 (10.2%)
Soft tissue sarcoma	18 (6.8%)
Ovarian	11 (4.2%)
Bladder	9 (3.4%)
Esophageal	9 (3.4%)
Cholangiocarcinoma	8 (3.0%)
Head and neck	8 (3.0%)
Non-small cell lung	8 (3.0%)
Glioblastoma	7 (2.7%)
Melanoma	5 (1.9%)
Renal	5 (1.9%)
Other*	48 (18.2%)

*The “other” category consisted of all primary cancer types which occurred in fewer than 5 patients in our study population.