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. 2020 Mar 30;10(1):010405. doi: 10.7189/jogh.10.010405

Table 4.

Summary of environmental and non-diet lifestyle factors associated with Hodgkin’s lymphoma

Potential risk factor Summary of results
Smoking
Having ever smoked and being a current smoker associated with increased risk [38]

Having ever smoked and current smoking associated [31]

Current smoking associated [46]

Years smoked, pack years and years since stopped smoking – no association [38]

Age at initiation of smoking, duration, intensity, cumulative exposure, time since cessation – not associated [31]

Having ever smoked, intensity, duration, age at initiation, years since cessation and childhood exposure – no association [46]
Childhood environmental factors
Numbers of younger siblings associated with protection [32]

Being an older sibling potentially protective among younger adult patients [47]

Number of older siblings – no association [32]

Childhood household size no association[47]

Bedroom sharing associated with reduced risk among younger adult patients [47]

Persons per room, attendance at kindergarten, mother’s age at birth, personal and parental education levels – no association [32]
Number of playmates – no association [47]