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. 2008 Sep 1;26(25):4116–4123. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2008.16.7460

Table 3.

Relationship Between Education and Selected Prognostic Factors

Predictor Patients With Grade 1-8 Education
Patients With Grade 9-11 Education
Patients Who Graduated High School
Patients With Some College Education
Patients Who Graduated College
Total Patients
P
No. % No. % No. % No. % No. % No. %
Sex .0002
    Male 156 15 191 18 326 31 219 21 155 15 1,047 66
    Female 50 9 93 18 198 37 136 26 53 10 530 34
Race < .0001
    White 151 11 226 17 469 35 304 23 181 14 1,331 84
    Black 29 17 47 28 40 24 38 23 14 8 168 11
    Hispanic 17 43 5 13 9 23 4 10 5 13 40 3
    Other 9 24 6 16 6 16 9 24 8 21 38 2
Age group, years .0048
    < 50 7 4 35 19 66 37 54 30 18 10 180 11
    50-59 54 13 80 19 144 34 95 22 52 12 425 27
    60-69 83 13 110 18 207 33 136 22 83 13 619 39
    > 69 62 18 59 17 107 30 70 20 55 16 353 22
Performance status .0080
    0 62 10 106 17 196 32 144 24 101 17 609 39
    1 128 16 144 18 277 34 178 22 93 11 820 52
    2 16 11 34 23 51 34 33 22 14 9 148 9
Chest pain .0097
    No 123 11 190 18 354 33 248 23 158 15 1,073 68
    Yes 83 16 94 19 170 34 107 21 50 10 504 32