highly significantP < .001
Gender showed a highly significant association with identifying both early symptoms ( P < .001) and risk factors ( P = .01), with females more likely to identify both.
Gender showed a highly significant association with identifying both early symptoms ( P < .001) and risk factors ( P = .01), with females more likely to identify both.
Gender showed a near-significant association with taking a patient to the hospital ( P = .057), with males making up 18.3% of those who did not, compared to 26.6% who did.