Table 1.

Treatment outcomes of Black and White AYA patients with AML

All AYA patients (aged 18-39 y)
EndpointBlack patients (n = 89)White patients (n = 566)P OR/HR (95% CI)
Early death, n (%)  10 (11) 14 (2) <.001 7.50 (1.91, 29.51)  
CR, n (%)  65 (73) 463 (82) .06 1.28 (0.83, 1.37) 
 n = 61  n = 378    
DFS   .25 0.90 (0.58, 1.47) 
Median, y 1.2 1.4   
Disease-free at 5 y, % (95% CI) 32% (21-44) 40% (35-45)   
 n = 85  n = 481    
OS   .002 0.67 (0.47, 0.96) 
Median, y 1.5 3.1   
Alive at 5 y, % (95% CI) 32% (23-42) 46% (41-50)   
All AYA patients (aged 18-39 y)
EndpointBlack patients (n = 89)White patients (n = 566)P OR/HR (95% CI)
Early death, n (%)  10 (11) 14 (2) <.001 7.50 (1.91, 29.51)  
CR, n (%)  65 (73) 463 (82) .06 1.28 (0.83, 1.37) 
 n = 61  n = 378    
DFS   .25 0.90 (0.58, 1.47) 
Median, y 1.2 1.4   
Disease-free at 5 y, % (95% CI) 32% (21-44) 40% (35-45)   
 n = 85  n = 481    
OS   .002 0.67 (0.47, 0.96) 
Median, y 1.5 3.1   
Alive at 5 y, % (95% CI) 32% (23-42) 46% (41-50)   
Patients aged 18-29 y
EndpointBlack patients (n = 44)White patients (n = 252)P OR/HR (95% CI)
Early death, n (%)  7 (16) 7 (3) .002 16.23 (2.45, 107.72)  
CR, n (%)  29 (66) 208 (83) .01 3.17 (1.03, 9.80) 
 n = 27§  n = 168§    
DFS   .16 0.96 (0.49, 1.89) 
Median, y 1.2 1.8   
Disease-free at 5 y, % (95% CI) 24% (10-42) 42% (34-49)   
 n = 42§  n = 212§    
OS   <.001 0.48 (0.28, 0.81) 
Median, y 1.3 10.2   
Alive at 5 y, % (95% CI) 22% (11-36) 51% (44-57)   
Patients aged 18-29 y
EndpointBlack patients (n = 44)White patients (n = 252)P OR/HR (95% CI)
Early death, n (%)  7 (16) 7 (3) .002 16.23 (2.45, 107.72)  
CR, n (%)  29 (66) 208 (83) .01 3.17 (1.03, 9.80) 
 n = 27§  n = 168§    
DFS   .16 0.96 (0.49, 1.89) 
Median, y 1.2 1.8   
Disease-free at 5 y, % (95% CI) 24% (10-42) 42% (34-49)   
 n = 42§  n = 212§    
OS   <.001 0.48 (0.28, 0.81) 
Median, y 1.3 10.2   
Alive at 5 y, % (95% CI) 22% (11-36) 51% (44-57)   
Patients aged 30-39 y
EndpointBlack patients (n = 45)White patients (n = 214)P OR/HR (95% CI)
Early death, n (%)  3 (7) 7 (2) .12 2.83 (0.28, 28.70)  
CR, n (%)  36 (80) 255 (81) .84 0.54 (0.15, 1.96) 
 n = 34§  n = 210§    
DFS   .73 0.81 (0.46. 1.44) 
Median, y 1.2 1.4   
Disease-free at 5 y, % (95% CI) 8% (22-54) 39% (32-45)   
 n = 43§  n = 269§    
OS   .49 0.87 (0.53, 1.44) 
Median, y 2.2 2.2   
Alive at 5 y, % (95% CI) 42% (27-56) 42% (36-48)   
Patients aged 30-39 y
EndpointBlack patients (n = 45)White patients (n = 214)P OR/HR (95% CI)
Early death, n (%)  3 (7) 7 (2) .12 2.83 (0.28, 28.70)  
CR, n (%)  36 (80) 255 (81) .84 0.54 (0.15, 1.96) 
 n = 34§  n = 210§    
DFS   .73 0.81 (0.46. 1.44) 
Median, y 1.2 1.4   
Disease-free at 5 y, % (95% CI) 8% (22-54) 39% (32-45)   
 n = 43§  n = 269§    
OS   .49 0.87 (0.53, 1.44) 
Median, y 2.2 2.2   
Alive at 5 y, % (95% CI) 42% (27-56) 42% (36-48)   

CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio; OR, odds ratio.

P values for categorical variables are from Fisher’s exact test; P values for the time to event variables are from the log-rank test.

For early death and CR analyses, the denominator included patients who received an allogeneic HSCT in first CR.

Because of a wide CI, the result should be interpreted with caution.

§

DFS and OS analyses exclude patients who received an allogeneic HSCT in first CR.

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