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. 2009 Jan;18(1):41–47. doi: 10.1089/jwh.2007.0703

Table 1.

Cohort Descriptiona

  Intervention (n = 449) Control (n = 450) Total (n = 899)
Race (n = 899)
 Caucasian 221 (49)b 230 (51) 451 (50)
 African American 205 (46) 199 (44) 404 (45)
 Other 23 (5) 21 (5) 44 (5)
Age (n = 899)
 40–49 242 (54) 259 (58) 501 (56)
 50–64 170 (38) 167 (37) 337 (37)
 65+ 37 (8) 24 (5) 61 (7)
Education (n = 899)
 <High school 60 (14) 65 (15) 125 (14)
 High school 121 (27) 117 (26) 238 (27)
 College 262 (59) 264 (59) 526 (59)
Insurance (n = 899)
 Commercial 200 (45) 219 (49) 419 (47)
 Medicare 72 (16) 52 (12) 124 (14)
 Medicaid 21 (5) 20 (4) 41 (5)
 Indigent 88 (20) 96 (21) 184 (20)
 Self-pay 68 (15) 63 (14) 131 (15)
First-degree relative with breast cancer (n = 899)
 Yes 57 (13) 59 (13) 116 (13)
 No 392 (87) 391 (87) 783 (87)
Risk comparison (n = 890)
 Little/much lower 202 (45) 181 (41) 383 (43)
 Average 168 (38) 173 (39) 341 (38)
 Little/much higher 76 (17) 90 (20) 166 (19)
Breast cancer worry frequency (n = 890)
 Rarely/never 166 (37) 178 (40) 344 (39)
 Sometimes 217 (49) 206 (46) 423 (48)
 Often/all the time 60 (14) 63 (14) 123 (14)
a

No significant differences between intervention and control groups for these variables (p ≥ 0.18).

b

Frequency (%).