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. 2020 Feb 10;9(1):41–46. doi: 10.1089/jayao.2019.0078

Table 1.

Descriptive Characteristics of 1264 Women with an Adolescent And Young Adult Cancer Diagnosis in North Carolina or Kaiser Permanente Southern California During 2004–2016

Cancer type
Breast 515 41%
Lymphoma 131 10%
Gynecologica 144 11%
Thyroid 297 23%
Melanoma 177 14%
Site
 North Carolina 929 73%
 KPSC 335 27%
Age at diagnosis
 15–19 29 2%
 20–24 102 8%
 25–29 194 15%
 30–34 346 27%
 35–39 593 47%
 Mean (SD) 32.6 (5.5)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White 931 74%
 Non-Hispanic Black 82 6%
 Hispanic 164 13%
 Other 86 7%
 Missing 1  
Education at survey
 High school or less 77 6%
 Some college 410 32%
 Bachelor's degree 448 35%
 Graduate degree 328 26%
 Missing 1  
Calendar year of diagnosis
 2004–2009 427 34%
 2010–2016 837 66%
Student at diagnosis (full time or part time)
 No 1075 85%
 Yes 189 15%
Insurance at diagnosis
 Uninsured 47 4%
 Any Medicaid 69 5%
 Other insurance 1147 91%
 Missing 1  
Hospital typeb
 NCI cancer center 225 25%
 Academic, not NCI 118 13%
 Nonacademic 544 61%
 Missing 8  
Residency programb
 No 424 48%
 Yes 463 52%
 Missing 8  
a

Includes cervical, uterine, and ovarian.

b

Among those who received the majority of their cancer care in of North Carolina.

KPSC, Kaiser Permanente Southern California; NCI, National Cancer Institute; SD, standard deviation.