of borderline significanceP = 0.049
The posterior probability of an increased HL occurrence at age ≥45 years was of borderline significance only in a small rural commune, based on four cases vs. 1.33 expected ( P = 0.049).
The posterior probability of an increased HL occurrence at age ≥45 years was of borderline significance only in a small rural commune, based on four cases vs. 1.33 expected ( P = 0.049).
15 Nor did we observe a link between the cumulative incidence of COVID-19 in the pre-vaccine months and past HL incidence, contrasting our previous report of a highly significant increase in COVID-19 related to the past incidence of non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. 23 As it concerns livestock, risk of HL decreased with prevalence of goat-breeding, with a significant inverse trend (Wald test for trend: P = 0.033), matching a similar finding with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. 50 We cannot exclude a chance finding also because of the opposite results of a previous report on livestock breeders, 18 which, however, did not inquire into specific types of livestock.