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. 2019 Aug 22;26(5):499–511. doi: 10.1007/s12529-019-09809-z

Table 2.

Characteristics of the study participants

Questionnaire participants (n = 229) Interview participants (n = 18)
Age (years), mean (SD) 59 (12) 63 (11)
Women, n (%) 178 (78) 9 (50)
Study site, n (%)
  Malmö/Lund 98 (43) 4 (22)
  Linköping 31 (13) 3 (17)
  Uppsala 100 (44) 11 (61)
Level of education, n (%)a
  Elementary school 22 (10) 2 (11)
  High school 58 (25) 4 (22)
  College/university 134 (58) 10 (56)
  Other 9 (4) 2 (11)
Occupation, n (%)
  Working (full-time and part-time) 131 (57) 5 (28)
  On sick leave (full-time and part-time) 82 (36) 5 (28)
  Retired 94 (41) 9 (50)
Diagnosis, n (%)
  Breast cancer 175 (76) 8 (44)
  Colorectal cancer 9 (4) 3 (17)
  Prostate cancer 45 (20) 7 (39)
Primary oncological treatment, n (%)
  Chemotherapy 122 (53) 8 (44)
  Radiation therapy 83 (36) 9 (50)
  Endocrine therapy 24 (11) 1 (6)
Previous exercise habits, median (min-max)
  Resistance training, times/weekb 0 (0–3) 0 (0–3)
  Endurance training at moderate intensity, min/weekc 180 (0–1000) 180 (0–550)
  Endurance training at high intensity, min/weekd 0 (0–600) 0 (0–600)
Exercise intervention group, n (%)
  High intensity 114 (50) 9 (50)
  Low-to-moderate intensity 115 (50) 9 (50)
Attendance at resistance training sessions (max possible n = 54), median (min-max) 39 (7–55) 41.5 (7–51)
Dropout, n (%) 9 (4) 2 (11)

Missing values from the questionnaire participants:

a6 missing values

b36 missing values

c40 missing values

d49 missing values