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. 2014 Jun 24;10(5):e293–e298. doi: 10.1200/JOP.2013.001192

Table 1.

Characteristics of the Study Population (N = 85)

Characteristic No. %
Sex
    Male 43 51.0
    Female 42 49.0
Race/ethnicity (n = 81)
    African-American or Black 2 2.3
    White 76 89.4
    Asian 1 1.2
    American Indian or Alaska Native 1 1.2
    Other 5 5.9
    Hispanic or Latino 1 1.2
Marital status
    Married 63 74.1
    Living as married 2 2.4
    Single, never married 7 8.2
    Widowed 3 3.5
    Divorced 10 11.8
Highest level of education
    Less than college 17 20.4
    Some college 11 13.3
    College graduate 26 31.3
    Postgraduate 29 34.9
Employment status (n = 82)
    Full-time 42 51.2
    Part-time 16 17.0
    Homemaker 4 4.9
    Unemployed 3 3.6
    Receiving disability 6 7.3
    Retired 17 19.5
    Other 2 2.4
Insurance status (n = 84)
    Currently has health insurance 84 100
    More than one insurance 16 19
Household income, $ (n = 77)
    Less than 10,000 1 1.3
    10,000 to 29,000 5 6.5
    30,000 to 49,000 11 14.3
    50,000 to 74,000 14 18.2
    75,000 to 99,000 16 20.8
    100,000 or more 30 39.0
Disease site (n = 85)
    Gastrointestinal 30 35.3
    Lymphoma 28 32.9
    Head and neck 27 31.8
Treatment (n = 85)
    Radiation 41 48.2
    Surgery 51 60.0
    Chemotherapy 65 76.5
    Stem-cell transplantation 3 3.53
    Other 4 4.71