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. 2012 Jul 10;23(9):2362–2374. doi: 10.1093/annonc/mds171

Table 2.

Characteristics of women included in the pooled analysis

Cases, n (%) Controls, n (%)
NHL subtype 4263 (100)
 Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma 1354 (32)
 Follicular lymphoma 1055 (25)
 Chronic lymphocytic lymphoma/small lymphocytic lymphoma 432 (10)
 Marginal zone B-cell lymphoma 388 (9)
 Other B-cell lymphoma 232 (5)
 T-cell lymphoma 221 (5)
 Unclassified 581 (14)
Age 4263 (100) 5971 (100)
 ≤55 1640 (38) 2473 (41)
 56–65 1177 (28) 1513 (25)
 >65 1446 (34) 1985 (33)
Year of birth 4263 (100) 5971 (100)
 Before 1920 234 (5) 324 (5)
 1920–1929 933 (22) 1260 (21)
 1930–1939 1133 (27) 1493 (25)
 1940–1949 979 (23) 1347 (23)
 1950–1959 589 (14) 784 (13)
 1960 or later 395 (9) 763 (13)
Ethnicity 4263 (100) 5971 (100)
 Caucasian 3698 (87) 4974 (83)
 Asian 384 (9) 765 (13)
 Afro-Caribbean 103 (2) 147 (2)
 Mixed, other or not known 78 (2) 85 (1)
Socioeconomic statusa 3336 (100) 4568 (100)
 High 849 (25) 1293 (28)
 Medium 1138 (34) 1642 (36)
 Low 1338 (40) 1625 (36)
 Not known 11 (0.3) 8 (0.2)

aSocioeconomic status data were collected from 15 studies (NCI-SEER, Nebraska, Mayo, UCSF, Los Angeles, British Columbia, UK, EpiLymph studies, North Italy and Italy).