Table 1.

Characteristics of survivors of adolescent and young adult cancers surveyed from October 2020 to January 2021 (N = 314)

		n	%
Female		209	61.3
Survey age (years)	18–24	99	29.0
	25–29	74	21.7
	30–34	76	22.3
	35–39	68	19.9
	40–55	24	7.0
Diagnosis age (years)	15–19	51	15.0
	20–24	97	28.5
	25–29	66	19.4
	30–34	61	17.9
	35–40	60	17.6
Race and ethnicity	Hispanic	34	10.0
	Non-Hispanic racial minority	23	6.7
	White, non-Hispanic	284	83.3
LGBTQ +		29	8.5
Marital status	Divorced/widowed/separated	24	7.0
	Married/cohabiting	179	52.5
	Single	127	37.2
Education	≤ High school	42	12.3
	Some college	146	42.8
	College	109	32.0
	Graduate school	43	12.6
Employment or schooling changes during COVID-19 pandemic	Increased hours	67	19.7
	Reduced hours	74	21.8
	No change (unemployed/caregiver)	80	23.5
	No change (employed)	119	35.0
Health insurance	Employer/military/individual	270	79.2
	Public and private coverage	19	5.6
	Public	33	9.7
	Uninsured/unknown	15	4.4
First diagnosis	CNS/other nervous system	42	12.3
	Carcinoma	103	30.2
	Gonadal/related tumors	30	8.8
	Leukemia/lymphoma	104	30.5
	Sarcoma	35	10.3
	Melanoma	20	5.9
Therapy since March 2020	Yes	184	54.0
Years since diagnosis	0–2	207	60.7
	3–10	116	34.0
	11–25	12	3.5

Missing N’s: diagnosis age = 6, LGBTQ +  = 16, martial status = 11, education = 1, employment = 1, health insurance = 4, first diagnosis = 7, therapy since March 2020 = 4, years since diagnosis = 6

employment includes school enrollment