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Table 3 Social and gender characteristics of participants to lung cancer screening programs

From: Participation in lung cancer screening programs: are there gender and social differences? A systematic review

First author

Gender

(% of men among participants)

Socio-economic status

(% of high SES among participants)

Aberle et al. 2010

59.0

54.7 (education)

Blanchon et al. 2007

70.5

 

Doria-Rose et al. 2012

57.6

47.4 (education)

Ford et al. 2003

45.0

69.3 (education)

Hestbech et al. 2011

55.3

47.2 (education)

Kamposioras et al. 2006

46.4

31.1 (occupation)

Kondo et al. 2011

22.0

 

McRonald et al. 2014

50.0

57.9 (deprivation index)

Nakayama et al. 2002

74.6

 

Nawa et al. 2002

79.4

 

Pegna et al. 2009

64.7

 

Van der Aalst et al. 2010

Only males

52.0 (education)

Wildstein et al. 2011

47.0

60.0 (education)

Zakrzewska et al. 2014

51.0

44.3 (Income)

Mean

55.6

51.5