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. 2022 Apr 14;14(8):1991. doi: 10.3390/cancers14081991

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the sample (n = 1108).

Sociodemographic and Clinical Variables n %
Sex
Males 404 36.5
Females 704 63.5
Age group
18–39 years 220 19.9
40–49 years 183 16.5
50–59 years 327 29.5
60–69 years 233 21.0
≥70 years 145 13.1
Education a
Elementary school (8–9 years) 248 22.4
Junior high school (10 years) 367 33.2
High school/university (≥11 years) 486 44.0
No formal qualification 4 0.4
Employment status a
Employed 703 63.7
Unemployed 43 3.9
Retired 282 25.5
Other 76 6.9
Tumor localization
Breast 381 34.4
Gastrointestinal tract 171 15.4
Prostate 144 13.0
Hematological 131 11.8
Female genital organs 78 7.0
Thyroid/endocrine glands 36 3.2
Melanoma 26 2.3
Male genital organs 23 2.1
Others 118 10.6
Time since diagnosis a
<6 month 334 30.2
6 month– < 12 months 374 33.8
≥12 months 399 36.0
Treatment
Surgery a
No 121 10.9
Yes 986 89.1
Chemotherapy a
No 508 46.1
Yes 595 53.9
Radiotherapy a
No 538 50.2
Yes 534 49.8
Hormone therapy a
No 780 74.0
Yes 274 26.0
Antibody therapy a
No 864 82.8
Yes 179 17.2

a Missing data not reported.