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. 2015 Nov 10;15:89. doi: 10.1186/s12911-015-0210-2

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics of pilot study participants (n = 51)

Characteristic n (%)
White 42 (83)
 Asian 6 (12)
 Black 2 (4)
 More than 1 1 (2)
Education Level
 HS Diploma 1 (2)
 Some College 10 (20)
 College Degree 21 (41)
 Some Graduate 7 (14)
 Graduate Degree 12 (23)
Income
 10 K - <25 K 1 (2)
 25 K - < 50 K 6 (12)
 50 K - < 100 K 19 (37)
 100 K or more 23 (45)
 No Response 2 (4)
Health Insurance
 Yes 50 (98)
 No 1 (2)
Prior Mammogram
 Yes 38 (74)
 No 13 (26)
Prior False Positive Screen
 Yes 19 (37)
 No 19 (37)
 Not Applicable 13 (26)

This cohort was predominantly white (84 %), well-educated (78 % with at least a college degree), insured (98 % had health insurance) and financially comfortable (45 % with an annual household income of at least $100,000). Thirty-eight women (74 %) reported having at least one prior mammogram with 19 of them (50 %) experiencing a false positive test result at some point in time