Research Article
The Influences of Health Insurance and Access to Information on Prostate Cancer Screening among Men in Dominican Republic
Table 1
Descriptive statistics.
| Variables | Frequency (%) |
| Prostate cancer testing | | No | 69.35 | Yes | 30.65 | Health insurance | | No | 38.33 | Yes | 61.67 | Being told by a doctor that your cholesterol level is high | | No | 41.01 | Yes | 58.98 | Received information on prostate cancer prevention | | No | 40.98 | Yes | 59.02 | Education | | None | 8.59 | Primary | 57.33 | Secondary | 22.71 | Tertiary and higher | 11.37 | Listen to radio | | None | 6.69 | Often | 15.83 | Very often | 77.48 | Watch television | | None | 5.26 | Often | 12.35 | Very often | 82.40 | Read newspapers | | None | 39.45 | Often |
19.82 | Very often | 40.73 | Age of respondent (mean) | 49 | Marital status | | Never married | 5.81 | Married | 71.49 | Separated | 22.71 | Religion | | Catholic | 57.61 | Other Christians | 15.50 | No religion | 26.88 | Region of residence | | 0 | 12.63 | I | 10.67 | II | 12.16 | III | 11.34 | IV | 8.99 | V | 10.67 | VI | 10.88 | VII | 10.82 | VIII | 11.86 | Place of residence | | urban | 66.29 | Rural | 33.71 | Wealth | | Poorer | 27.32 | Poor | 19.71 | Middle | 19.53 | Richer | 17.57 | Richest | 15.86 | Observation | 3,272 |
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