Table 1.

Descriptive Characteristics of Cancer Survivors

Variable	N (%)a
Demographics
Gender
Male	196 (45.0%)
Female	256 (55.0%)
Age Group
18–34	15 (5.9%)
35–49	44 (11.8%)
50–64	133 (31.6%)
65–74	123 (24.6%)
75+	133 (26.1%)
Race/Ethnicity
White	339 (80.4%)
Asian	6 (1.4%)
Black	48 (7.8%)
Hispanic	39 (7.7%)
Other	15 (2.7%)
Education
Less than High School	39 (15.6%)
High School Graduate	103 (19.2%)
Some College	148 (39.9%)
College Graduate	66 (10.8%)
Post-Graduate Degree	92 (14.6%)
Income
$0 to $9,999	32 (4.1%)
$10,000 to $14,999	32 (6.5%)
$15,000 to $19,999	33 (8.8%)
$20,000 to $34,999	73 (15.3%)
$35,000 to $49,999	65 (15.5%)
$50,000 to $74,999	75 (18.9%)
$75,000 to $99,999	53 (15.2%)
$100,000 to $199,999	57 (12.7%)
$200,000 or more	18 (3.1%)
Born in United States
Yes	416 (91.8%)
No	33 (8.2%)
General Health Self-Assessment
Poor	31 (5.6%)
Fair	82 (17.6%)
Good	150 (34.6%)
Very Good	139 (34.6%)
Excellent	34 (7.5%)
Health Insurance
Yes	410 (92.9%)
No	36 (7.1%)
PHQ-4 Anxiety
Low General Anxiety	373 (84.8%)
High General Anxiety	58 (15.2%)
Variable Group = Trust in Physician
Trust in Cancer Info from Doctor
A lot	331 (79.8%)
Not at all, A little, or Some	116 (20.2%)
Variable Group = Cancer Treatment-Related Variables
Age at Diagnosis
Median (Q1 – Q3)	53 (42 – 64)
Years Since Diagnosis
Median (Q1 – Q3)	8 (3.7 – 16)
Time Since Treatment Completion
Still receiving treatment	37 (7.2%)
< 1 year ago	54 (13.9%)
1 to < 5 years ago	104 (28.2%)
5 to < 10 years ago	81 (22.7%)
10+ years ago	122 (28.1%)
Cancer Treatment Receivedb
Chemotherapy	94 (21.0%)
Radiation	121 (27.6%)
Surgery	322 (76.4%)
Other	61 (10.9%)

Abbreviations: PHQ, Physician’s Health Questionnaire.

^aUnweighted frequency and weighted percent.

^bDoes not total to 100% because many respondents reported receiving multiple treatment modalities.