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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Community Health. 2014 Feb;39(1):181–190. doi: 10.1007/s10900-013-9744-3

Table 2.

Barbershop-based study characteristics

Barbershop Characteristics Population serveda Sample No. (%)
 Customers 1,064 (85.7 %)
 Barbers 177 (14.3 %)
No. of articles

Stateb
 Alabama 1
 California 1
 Florida 1
 Georgia 1
 Illinois 1
 Louisiana 2
 Maryland 1
 Missouri 1
 New York 2
 North Carolina 3
 Ohio 1
 Texas 2
 Virginia 1
 Washington 1
Health issue addressedc
 Cardiovascular disease 3
 Colorectal cancer 1
 Diabetes 2
 General health improvement 2
 Hypertension 5
 Physical activity 1
 Prostate cancer 6
 Sexual health 1
a

3 studies did not report exact numbers of barbers or customers reached

b

1 study (Releford et al. [7, 14]) had multiple sites in Georgia, California, Louisiana, Illinois, New York and Missouri; 2 studies by Luque et al. [20, 30] (Florida) and Victor et al. [21, 27] (Texas) were only counted once since they reported on the same study

c

Many studies targeted multiple health issues; 2 studies by Luque et al. [20, 30] and Victor et al. [21, 27] were only counted once since they reported on the same study