Women’s experiences of living with albinism in Taiwan and perspectives on reproductive decision making: A qualitative study

Figures & data

Table 1. The characteristics of the participants.

Participant	Age	Marital status	Number of family members with albinism	Number of children	Level of education	Occupation	Vision status
A	51	married	1	2	University	Massage Therapist	impaired
B	49	married	2	1	Vocational high school	Massage Therapist	impaired
C	51	widowed	2	0	Vocational high school	Massage Therapist	impaired
D	50	married	1	0	Vocational high school	Clerical	impaired
E	56	unmarried	2	0	High school	Massage Therapist	impaired
F	30	married	2	0	University	Food & Beverage	myopic
G	45	unmarried	1	0	Elementary school	Actor	impaired
H	20	unmarried	1	0	University	Student	impaired
I	28	unmarried	2	0	University	Massage Therapist	impaired
J	34	unmarried	1	0	University	Clerical	impaired

Data availability statement

The interview transcripts are confidential and therefore not publicly available.