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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Breast Cancer Res Treat. 2022 Aug 12;195(3):393–399. doi: 10.1007/s10549-022-06705-1

Table 1.

Sample sociodemographic and medical characteristics

Sociodemographic characteristics
Female 100.00% (88/88)
Age (in years, Range: 31-81) M=58.34 (SD=10.37)
 White/Caucasian & Non-Latina 92.05% (81/88)
 Hispanic/Latina 3.41% (3/88)
 Biracial 1.14% (1/88)
 Native American/Alaskan Native 1.14% (1/88)
 Black/African American 0.00% (0/88)
 Other 2.27% (2/88)
Education
 High school diploma/some college 15.90% (14/88)
 Associate’s degree 11.40% (10/88)
 Bachelor’s degree 33.00% (29/88)
 Graduate/Professional degree 39.80% (35/88)
Household Yearly Income
 Less than $30,000 11.40%
 $31,000-$60,000 26.10%
 $61,00-$90,000 19.30%
 $91,000+ 43.20%
Cancer treatment history
Months from end of primary treatment (Range 1–36) M=13.83 (SD=8.54)
Months prescribed endocrine therapy % who received: M=13.11 (SD=8.29)
 1)Surgery 1) 100.00% (88/88)
 2)Chemotherapy 2) 34.09% (30/88)
 3)Targeted Therapy 3) 10.23% (9/88)
 4)Radiation 4) 68.18% (60/88)
Endocrine Therapy Type:
 1)Aromatase Inhibitors 1) 62.50% (55/88)
 2)Tamoxifen 2) 37.50% (33/88)
Cancer stage
0 5.68% (5/88)
I 71.59% (63/88)
II 18.18% (16/88)
III 4.55% (4/88)