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Age, mean (± SD; range), years
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53.0 (12.8; 22–91)
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Gender
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Female
|
202 (38.0)
|
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Male
|
326 (61.4)
|
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Other
|
3 (0.6)
|
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Race
|
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African American or Black
|
3 (0.6)
|
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Asian
|
15 (2.8)
|
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White
|
485 (91.7)
|
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More than one race or other race
|
26 (4.9)
|
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Hispanic or Latino
|
16 (3.0)
|
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Education
|
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Less than college degree
|
24 (4.5)
|
|
College degree
|
67 (12.7)
|
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Some graduate school
|
160 (30.3)
|
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Doctoral or professional degree
|
278 (52.6)
|
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Annual income
|
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< $40,000
|
36 (7.0)
|
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$40,000–$99,999
|
82 (15.9)
|
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≥ $100,000
|
397 (77.1)
|
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Marital status
|
|
Married
|
383 (72.0)
|
|
Widowed, divorced, or separated
|
71 (13.4)
|
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Never married
|
78 (14.7)
|
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Biological children
|
370 (69.6)
|
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US resident
|
469 (88.3)
|
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Self-reported health
|
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Excellent
|
167 (35.2)
|
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Very good
|
210 (44.3)
|
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Good
|
78 (16.5)
|
|
Fair
|
18 (3.8)
|
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Poor
|
1 (0.2)
|
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Prior genetic testing
|
247 (49.8)
|
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Project
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Illumina’s Understand Your Genome
|
329 (60.6)
|
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The Harvard Personal Genome Project
|
167 (30.8)
|
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Baylor Young Presidents’ Organization and MD/PhD Genome Projects
|
28 (5.2)
|
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Mount Sinai’s HealthSeq project
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19 (3.5)
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