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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 15.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2009 Mar 15;115(6):1215–1223. doi: 10.1002/cncr.24159

Table 1.

Characteristics of testicular cancer cases and population controls. Western Washington State, January 1999 – January 2006

Characteristic Controls (N =979) Cases (N = 369)
N % N %
Age at reference date (years)
  18–24 121 12.3 55 14.9
  25–29 127 13.0 60 16.3
  30–34 245 25.0 94 25.5
  35–39 247 25.2 83 22.5
  40–44 239 24.4 77 20.9
Reference year
  1999–2002 630 64.4 217 58.8
  2003–2006 349 35.6 152 41.2
Race and Hispanic ethnicity
  White non-Hispanic 783 80.0 324 87.8
  African-American (Hispanic or non-Hispanic) 28 2.9 0 0.0
  White Hispanic 15 1.5 10 2.7
  Other non-Hispanic 117 12.0 28 7.6
  Other Hispanic 36 3.7 7 1.9
Household income at reference date
  <$25,000 110 11.3 55 14.9
  $25,000 – 50,000 236 24.2 108 29.3
  $50,000 – 90,000 400 41.0 126 34.2
  $90,000 + 229 23.5 79 21.5
  Refused 4 1
Highest level of education
  High school or less 229 23.4 96 26.0
  Trade school 124 12.7 49 13.3
  College 473 48.3 183 49.6
  > College 153 15.6 41 11.1
History of cryptorchidism
  No 955 97.5 329 90.1
  Yes 24 2.5 36 9.9
  Don’t know 0 4
First degree family history of testicular cancer
  No 863 99.0 315 97.2
  Yes 9 1.0 9 2.8
  Don’t know 107 45