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. 2022 Dec 30;56:101811. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2022.101811

Table 1.

Participant characteristics (n = 21 women).

n (%)
Participant age, in years
 18-39 5 (24)
 40-59 11 (53)
 ≥60 5 (24)
Participant race
 White 19 (90)
 Black or African American 1 (5)
 Multiple race identities indicated 1 (5)
Body Mass Index
 30.0–39.9 7 (33)
 40.0–49.9 10 (48)
 50.0+ 4 (19)
Education
 Completed high school 1 (5)
 Some college or technical school 6 (29)
 College degree 11 (52)
 Graduate degree 3 (14)
Employment status (multiple selections possible)
 Employed, full-time 10 (48)
 Employed, part-time 5 (24)
 Disabled, employed part-time 1 (5)
 Disabled, not able to work 4 (19)
 Student 3 (14)
Frequency of binge eating episodes (at time of interview)
 <1x/month 5 (24)
 1–2x/month 2 (10)
 1x/week 4 (19)
 2–3x/week 3 (14)
 4–6x/week 2 (10)
 1x/day 3 (14)
 >1x/day 2 (10)
Insurance coverage
 Group plan (through employer or union) 13 (62)
 Individual private plan (member pays premium) 3 (14)
 Medicaid 4 (19)
 Medicare 1 (5)
Chronic health conditions/diagnoses
 Hypertension 9 (43)
 Hyperlipidemia 4 (19)
 Hypothyroid 4 (19)
 Type 2 diabetes 11 (52)
 Prediabetes or impaired glucose tolerance 10 (48)
 Sleep apnea 4 (19)
 Osteoarthritis 2 (10)
 Polycystic ovarian syndrome 4 (19)
 Congestive heart failure 2 (10)
 Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease 1 (5)