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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Cancer Educ. 2014 Mar;29(1):44–49. doi: 10.1007/s13187-013-0540-7

Table 1. Characteristics of the study population of breast cancer survivors (n =124).

RACE N (%)
African origin 31 (26.27)
White 77 (65.25)
Latino 7 (5.93)
Native /Pacific islander/Asian 3 (2.54)
AGE (years)
< 35 12 (10)
36-65 69 (57.5)
>65 39 (32.5)
PLACE OF BIRTH
US/outside 98 (80.99)/23 (19.01)
EDUCATION
< High School 40 (33.06)
Technical school 18 (14.88)
College 44 (36.36)
Graduate school 19 (15.70)
CURRENTLY EMPLOYED
No/yes 69 (58.47)/49 (41.53)
SMOKING HISTORY
Never/ever 103 (84.43)/19 (15.57)
ALCOHOL
Never 60 (52.63)
Yes currently 34 (29.82)
Yes in the past 20 (17.54)
AGE AT MENARCHE (years)
< 11 25 (21.19)
12 27 (22.88)
13-14 48 (40.67)
>15 18 (15.26)
EVER BEING PREGNANT
No/yes 24 (20.34)/94 (79.66)
PAST USE OF ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES
No/yes 51 (43.59)/66 (56.41)
YEARS SINCE BC DIAGNOSIS
1-2 25 (20.66)
2-5 41 (33.88)
5-10 35 (28.93)
>10 20 (16.53)
Previous breast biopsy for benign condition
Yes/no 84 (70.59)/35 (29.41)
FAMILY HISTORY FOR BC
No/yes 70 (59.32)/48 (40.68)
Weight (pounds) Mean + SD (range)
160.8 (38.0) 105- 294