BACKGROUND Recent studies have indicated an increase in young adulthood Hodgkin's
disease incidence, particularly among females, since 1970. However, no studies have …

It was reported over 20 years ago that there were distinct age‐specific patterns of Hodgkin's
disease incidence in countries with different levels of economic development, and that there …

Incidence data from national cancer surveys (1947, 1969–1971, 1973–1980) in selected
regions of the United States were used to describe the epidemiology of Hodgkin's disease …

The bimodality in the age-incidence pattern of Hodgkin's disease (HD) suggests that the
disease may result from two causal pathways with differing age peaks. Among young adults …

A prior study of Hodgkin's disease (HD) incidence using national cancer survey data (1969‐
1980) identified unprecedented rate declines among white persons older than 40 years, and …

Hodgkin's disease displays an intriguing variation in incidence with age. For adult disease,
there is striking bimodality in incidence with peaks in young adulthood and in older …

The descriptive epidemiologic findings were summarized on 1,109 patients (white, black,
and Hispanic) under 20 years of age who were diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease as …

Purpose: To examine time trends and sex patterns in Hodgkin's disease incidence in
Canada, from 1970 through 1995. Method: In addition to analyses of the secular trends and …

From the college entrance health data of 50,000 male former students, the records of 45 who
eventually died of Hodgkin's disease were compared with those of 180 surviving classmates …

Previous reports offer limited support for an association between cigarette smoking and
Hodgkin's disease. The authors investigated dose-response effects for smoking in relation to …