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Table 1 Sample Characteristics (n, %)

From: Evaluating the impact of a medical school cohort sexual health course on knowledge, counseling skills and sexual attitude change

Age

 Median

24

 range

21–31

Gender

 Male

25 (34%)

 Female

48 (65%)

Place of birth

 Minnesota

35 (42.7%)

 Other

U.S. 42 (58.5%)

 Overseas

5 (6.1%)

Most common projected specialty

 Family medicine

11 (14.9%)

 Pediatrics

7 (9.5%)

 Emergency medicine

7 (9.5%)

 Surgery

7 (9.5%)

 Internal medicine

5 (6.8%)

 Ob/Gyn

4 (5.4%)

Sexual orientation

 Heterosexual

61 (82.4%)

 Bisexual

3(4.1%)

 Lesbian

3(4.1%)

 Unsure

3(4.1%)

 Prefer not to answer

4 (5.4%)

Ethnicity

 Hispanic/Latino/Chicano

2 (2.7%)

 Prefer not to answer

2 (2.7%)

Race

 Asian/Pacific islander

9 (12.2%)

 Black/African American

5 (6.8%)

 Multiracial

3 (4.1%)

 White/Caucasian

54 (73.0%)

 Other/Prefer not to answer

3 (4.1)

Relationship status

 Single

18 (24.3%)

 Casual dating

2 (2.7%)

 Relationship

48 (64.9)

 Married

5 (6.8%)

 Prefer not to answer

1 (1.4%)

Know someone close who is LGBT

 Yes

68 (91.9%)

 No

5 (6.8%)

 Unsure

1 (1.4%)

Received formal education in sexuality before medical school

 Yes

39 (52.7%)

 No

31 ((41.9%)

 Don’t know

5 (6.8%)

Age group at which received formal sexuality education

 6–12

18 (46.2%)

 13–18

16 ((41.2)

 18+

4 (10.3%)

 Don’t know

1 (2.6%)