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Published in final edited form as: Med Res Arch. 2023 Oct 25;11(10):10.18103/mra.v11i10.4582. doi: 10.18103/mra.v11i10.4582

Table 1.

Participant characteristics (n=50)1

Cancer patients (n=34) Frequency (%)
Age at diagnosis 43 (m) 12(SD)
 26–39 years 14 41
 40–65 years 18 53
 65 years and over 1 3
Age at time of study 50 (m) 13(SD)
Gender
 Male 3 9
 Female 29 85
 Other 1 3
Ethnicity
 Not Hispanic 32 94
Race
 Asian 1 3
 Black/African American 21 62
 White/Caucasian 11 32
Income
 $24,999 and under 4 12
 $25,000 through $49,999 6 18
 $50,000 through $74,999 7 21
 $75,000 and over 12 35
 Don’t know 4 12
Education level
 High school diploma or equivalent 2 6
 Some college 3 9
 College degree 12 35
 Graduate degree 16 47
Cancer diagnosis
 Breast cancer 24 71
 Colon cancer 1 3
 Prostate cancer 1 3
 Esophageal cancer 1 3
 Leukemia 1 3
 Lung cancer 1 3
 Lymphoma 1 3
 Spinal Ependymoma 1 3
 Unclassified blood cancer 1 3
 Testis cancer 1 3
 More than one cancer diagnosis 1 3
Cancer care professionals (n=16) Frequency (%)
Age at time of study 35 (m) 6 (SD)
Gender
 Male 3 19
 Female 10 63
Ethnicity
 Latinx 2 13
 Not Hispanic 11 69
Race
 Asian 2 13
 Black/African American 1 6
 White/Caucasian 9 56
 Other 1 6
Professional role
 Social worker 3 19
 Registered nurse 2 13
 Nurse coordinator 1 6
 Clinical nurse 2 13
 Surgeon 3 19
 Physician 3 19
 Psychotherapist 1 6
 Oncology researcher 1 6
Years working in this role 5 (m) 35 (SD)
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Missing data due to no response