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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Geriatr Oncol. 2018 Jan 3;9(3):235–242. doi: 10.1016/j.jgo.2017.12.003

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of qualitative study participants.

Age 71.0 (65.0–87.0)
BMI 30.4 (17.7–49.0)
Stage
  I 32 (53.0)
  II 20 (33.0)
  III 8 (24.0)
Education
  ≤ High school education 13 (23.3)
  > High school education 47 (67.7)
Marital status
  Married 24 (40.0)
  Other 36 (60.0)
Income
  >$35,000 35 (58.0)
  ≤$35,000 25 (42.0)
Ethnicity
  Non-Hispanic 57 (95.0)
  Unknown 3 (5.0)
Race
  Non-Hispanic White 30 (50.0)
  African-American 30 (50.0)
Socioeconomic Status (SES)
  Disadvantaged 31 (52.0)
  Non-disadvantaged 29 (48.0)
Race/SES
  Non-Hispanic White, disadvantaged 11 (18.0)
  Non-Hispanic White, non-disadvantaged 19 (32.0)
  African-American, disadvantaged 20 (33.0)
  African-American, non-disadvantaged 10 (17.0)
Belongs to a religious institution
  Yes 49 (82.0)
  No 11 (18.0)
Self-rated health
  Excellent 2 (3.0)
  Very good 11 (18.0)
  Good 33 (55.0)
  Fair 13 (22.0)
  Poor 1 (2.0)
Physical activity level (Mets/week)
  Non-Hispanic White, disadvantaged 1127 (113–9172)
  Non-Hispanic White, non-disadvantaged 1716 (0–5882)
  African-American, disadvantaged 2052 (0–7476)
  African-American, non-disadvantaged 2247 (0–8544)
Breast surgery
  Mastectomy 25 (42.0)
  Lumpectomy 35 (58.0)
Radiation therapy
  Yes 41 (68.0)
  No 19 (32.0)
Chemotherapy
  Yes 18 (30.0)
  No 42 (70.0)
Hormonal therapy
  Yes 50 (80.0)
  No 10 (20.0)

Continuous data is shown as median (range); Categorical data is shown as n (%).