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. 2019 Apr 1;15(2):90–97. doi: 10.5152/ejbh.2019.4537

Table 1.

Demographic variables of participants (n=501)

Variables N (%)
Age (yrs) <40 years 337 67.3
40> years 164 32.7
Marital status Married 403 80.4
Single 98 19.6
Educational status Diploma 35 7
Technician 37 7.4
Bachelor 338 67.5
MSc 74 14.8
PhD 17 3.4
Number of children No Child 80 19.8
1–2 308 76.8
≥3 15 3.7
History of breast disease Yes 44 8.8
No 457 91.2
Family history of breast cancer Yes 63 12.6
No 438 87.4
Menopause Yes 46 9.2
No 455 90.8
Workplace Health Unit 85 17
Therapeutic unit 308 61.5
Education unit 58 11.6
Head office 50 10
Hormone replacement therapy during menopausal period Yes 6 1.2
No 495 98.8
Seeing a patient with breast cancer Yes 202 40.3
No 299 59.7
Physical Activity Yes 228 45.5
No 273 54.5
Duration of breastfeeding (month) (Mean±SD) 23.49±22.57
Age of marriage (yrs) (Mean±SD) 24.33±4.09
Age of delivery (yrs) (Mean±SD) 27.34±4.40
Duration of taking the contraceptive pills (month) (Mean±SD) 24.93±30.81
Age of menarche (yrs) (Mean±SD) 13.77±1.54
Contraceptive method Withdrawal 185 45.9
Condom 115 28.5
Contraceptive pills 16 4
IUD 19 4.7
DMPA 2 0.5
Vasectomy 6 1.5
Tubectomy 12 3
Hysterectomy 2 0.5
No contraceptive method 46 11.4