Barely Significant

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The cohort 1910 to 1935 showed a rising trend of random cohort effects in MRs; additionally, a decreasing trend of random effects was reported in the overall cohort (1910 to 1970), suggesting that the early cohorts were positively associated with MRs due to breast cancer (see Figure S2, Supplementary Materials ).
There was an increasing trend in the number of hospitalizations in the same months during the 11-year study period, with an increase in February, followed by a peak in March, April, and May and a decreasing trend from June onwards for all study years, resulting in epidemic episodes in summer and autumn ( Figure 7 ). 5.