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. 2017 Jan 10;14(1):57. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14010057

Table 3.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the interviewees.

Characteristic Number Percent (n = 105 = 100%, Rounded)
Sex Male 42 40
Female 63 60
Age Younger than 21 0 0
21–29 years 21 20
30–39 years 33 31
40–49 years 21 20
50–59 years 19 18
60–69 years 10 10
70 years and older 1 1
Permanent residence Africa 1 1
Asia 5 5
Australia/Oceania 3 3
Europe 79 75
North America 16 15
South America 0 0
No answer 1 1
Native language English 23 22
Not English 82 78
Expertise * Burden of Disease 29 27.6
Chemistry 8 7.6
Epidemiology 54 51.4
Medicine 10 9.5
Mercury 6 5.7
Politics 3 2.9
Public Health 59 56.2
Toxicology 6 5.7
Others 19 18.1
No expertise 3 2.9
No answer 1 1.0
Occupation * Medical doctor 11 10.5
Policy maker 3 2.9
Scientist 82 58.6
Others 16 15.2
No occupation 1 1.0
No answer 0 0.0
Seen someone suffering from mercury intoxication Yes 10 9.5
No 94 89.5
No information 1 1.0
Participants Who Opened the Link to the Survey: 140
Participants Who Agreed to Take Part: 138
Participants Who Answered the Survey Completely: 105

* Multiple answers possible.