Nader Bahri

Jun 5, 2023 | journals.plos.org | Mohammad Tabatabai |Patricia Matthews-Juarez |Donald J. Alcendor |Nader Bahri

Analysis of survival by incomeFig 1F shows the higher the income, the higher the survival probability. Only 0.3% of patients had income less than $40,000. The MST for people earning less than $40,000 was 118 months. For those 8.4% of patients who were making 40,000–55,000 dollars a year, the MST was 131 months. Patients in the income range of 55,000–75,000 constituted 47.7% of patients with the MST of 146 months. For those 43.7% of the patients making more than $75,000, the MST was 158 months.