nominally significantp = 0.043
Fewer South Asian patients (10%) reported experiencing an ‘OFF’ period during the assessment, compared to White (23%) and Black groups (29%), but this was only nominally significant p = 0.043.
Fewer South Asian patients (10%) reported experiencing an ‘OFF’ period during the assessment, compared to White (23%) and Black groups (29%), but this was only nominally significant p = 0.043.
Similarly, age at diagnosis did not achieve significance, but was lower in the South Asian patients (Table 2 ).