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. 2020 Mar 16;5(1):10–17. doi: 10.1089/trgh.2019.0019

Table 1.

Descriptive Characteristics of Transmasculine Sample (N=394)

Sociodemographics Mean SD
Age, continuous
 Range: 21–62 years 32 9.4
  N %
Race/Ethnicity
 American Indian or Alaska Native
1
0.3
 Asian
15
3.8
 Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
0
0.0
 Black or African American
84
21.3
 White
229
58.1
 Other
48
12.2
 Unknown or not reported
17
4.3
Hispanic/Latinx
 Hispanic or Latinx
46
11.7
 Not Hispanic or Latinx
239
60.7
 Unknown or not reported
109
27.7
Gender identity
 Transgender man
359
91.1
 Nonbinary, recorded female at birth
35
8.9
Insurance
 No health insurance
7
1.8
 Public insurance (Medicaid, Medicare)
92
23.4
 Private, school or work insurance
295
74.9
Sexual orientation and sexual partnering
 Sexual orientation
 
 
  Gay/homosexual/same-gender attracted
43
10.9
  Straight/heterosexual
99
25.1
  Bisexual
27
6.9
  Queer
80
20.3
  Other
70
17.8
  Unknown
75
19.0
 Gender of sexual partners
 
 
  Cisgender man
92
23.4
  Cisgender woman
272
69.0
  Transgender man
61
15.5
  Transgender woman
39
9.9
  Other
39
9.9
Medical gender affirmation
  Hormone use
  Yes
376
95.4
  No
18
4.6
 Time on hormones
n=376
  Less than 6 months
28
7.4
  6 months to less than 12 months
21
5.6
  12 months to less than 3 years
132
35.1
  3 years to less than 5 years
21
5.6
  5 years or more
90
23.9
  Unknown 84 22.3

SD, standard deviation.