Table 1.

Participants’ demographics and cancer history

Characteristics	N	%
Age (n=511a)
<65 y	376	73.58
≥65 y	135	26.41
Race (n=500a)
American Indian or Alaska Native	3	0.60
Asian or Asian American	10	2.00
Black or African American	12	2.40
White	469	93.80
Other	6	1.20
Ethnicity (n=495a)
Hispanic or Latino	14	2.83
Not Hispanic or Latino	481	97.17
Current relationship status (n=505a)
Married/civil union/domestic partnership	340	67.33
Divorced/widowed/separated	87	17.23
Single	78	15.45
Living alone (n=507a)
Yes	101	19.92
No	406	80.08
Highest level of education (n=506a)
Less than high school degree	1	0.20
High school degree or equivalent	38	7.51
Some college	137	27.08
Bachelor degree	169	33.40
Graduate degree	161	31.82
Ovarian cancer stage (n=505a)
I/II	170	33.66
III/IV	321	63.56
Uncertain	14	2.77
Completed first-line treatment (n=505a)
Yes	476	94.26
No	20	3.96
Uncertain	9	1.78
Currently receiving treatment (n=501a)
Yes	217	43.31
No	284	56.69

Frey et al. Ovarian cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic. Am J Obstet Gynecol 2020.

^aNumber of respondents answering survey question.