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. 2019 Jun 19;21(6):e10479. doi: 10.2196/10479

Table 2.

Participant demographics.

Participant Sex Age (years) Highest qualification Employment Living situation Migraine days per month (n) Social media sites used in context of migraines
P1 Female 31 Postsecondary Unemployed With others 3 Fa, Tb, Ic
P2 Female 52 Postsecondary Full-time Alone 12 F
P3 Female 28 Postgraduate Student With others 2 F, T, Yd
P4 Female 35 Postgraduate Part-time With others 9 F, T, Y, Be
P5 Female 31 Unknown Employed With others 8 F
P6 Male 43 Postsecondary Full-time With others 4 F, T
P7 Female 23 Postgraduate Full-time With others 16 F, I
P8 Male 24 Postgraduate Student With others 1-2 F, T
P9 Male 25 Postsecondary Unemployed With others 1-2 F, Y
P10 Female 47 Graduate Unemployed With others 29 F, Mf, Vg
P11 Female 29 Postgraduate Full-time With others 1 F, I
P12 Female 45 Postgraduate Full-time With others 12 F, Ph
P13 Female 33 Graduate Full- time With others 10-15 Y, I
P14 Female 32 Postgraduate Part-time With others Daily F
P15 Female 58 Postgraduate Part-time With others 5 F, Hi, B, MTj, Migraine Buddy app
P16 Female 31 Graduate Unemployed With others 5 F
P17 Female 59 Graduate Retired With others 15 F, I
P18 Female 54 Postsecondary Unemployed With others 3-5 F
P19 Female 47 Postsecondary Part-time With others 15 F
P20 Female 55 Postgraduate Unemployed With others Daily F

aF: Facebook.

bT: Twitter.

cI: Instagram.

dY: YouTube.

eB: blogs.

fM: Migraine.com (information website with discussion facilities).

gV: Vestibular migraine website with online community.

hP: Pinterest.

iH: Health Unlocked (online social health network).

jMT: My Migraine Team (a social network for people with migraine).