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. 2022 May 16;13:875133. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2022.875133

Table 1.

Participant demographic and MS characteristics (N = 348).

Variable n (%) Mean (SD)
Age 49.00 (11.63)
Self-reported sex
Female 283 (81.3%)
Male 65 (18.7%)
Race
Caucasian 322 (92.5%)
African American 11 (3.2%)
Asian American/Pacific Islander 4 (1.1%)
Native American/American Indian 1 (0.3%)
Other 10 (2.9%)
Hispanic, Latino, Spanish Origin
Yes 12 (3.4%)
No 336 (96.6%)
Marital status
Single 57 (16.4%)
Married 218 (62.6%)
Cohabitating 17 (4.9%)
Widowed 6 (1.7%)
Separated 4 (1.1%)
Divorced 46 (13.2%)
Education level
Less than high school graduation 1 (0.3%)
High school diploma or equivalency 29 (8.3%)
Some college 61 (17.5%)
Associate degree 35 (10.1%)
Bachelor's degree 127 (36.5%)
Master's degree 74 (21.3%)
Doctorate degree 21 (6.0%)
Employment status
Full-time 160 (46.0%)
Part-time 30 (8.6%)
Unemployed 43 (12.4%)
Retired 68 (19.5%)
Student 3 (0.9%)
Looking for work 5 (1.4%)
Other 39 (11.2%)
MS subtype
Relapsing-remitting 269 (77.3%)
Primary progressive 31 (8.9%)
Secondary progressive 39 (11.2%)
Other 9 (2.6%)
MS duration (years) 12.19 (9.31)