Table 2

Demographic characteristics of cases and controls included in the InterLymph pooled analysis of family history and risk of NHL

Demographic characteristicsCases, no. (%)Controls, no. (%)
NHL subtype*   
    DLBCL 3 233 (32) NA 
    Follicular 1 979 (19) NA 
    SLL/CLL 1 336 (13) NA 
        SLL 416 (4) NA 
        CLL 301 (3) NA 
    Marginal zone 380 (4) NA 
    Mantle-cell 183 (2) NA 
    T-cell 447 (4) NA 
Sex   
    Men 5 323 (52) 6 239 (52) 
    Women 4 888 (48) 5 666 (48) 
Age   
    Younger than 20 y 35 (0.3) 25 (0.2) 
    20-29 y 446 (4) 640 (5) 
    30-39 y 840 (8) 1 287 (11) 
    40-49 y 1 409 (14) 1 727 (15) 
    50-59 y 2 361 (23) 2 580 (22) 
    60-69 y 3 096 (30) 3 288 (28) 
    70-79 y 1 793 (18) 2 012 (17) 
    80 y or older 139 (1) 156 (1) 
Race   
    White 9 527 (93) 11 112 (93) 
    Black 220 (2) 330 (3) 
    Other 464 (5) 463 (4) 
Education   
    Fewer than 12 y 3 417 (33) 3 617 (30) 
    12-15 y 4 413 (43) 5 037 (42) 
    More than 16 y 2 240 (22) 3 029 (25) 
Any first-degree relative with cancer   
    None 9 077 (89) 10 981 (92) 
    NHL, HL, LK, or MM§ 648 (6) 500 (4) 
        NHL/NOS 201 (2) 140 (1) 
        Hodgkin lymphoma 73 (1) 55 (0.5) 
        Leukemia 352 (3) 278 (2) 
        Multiple myeloma 42 (0.4) 38 (0.3) 
Demographic characteristicsCases, no. (%)Controls, no. (%)
NHL subtype*   
    DLBCL 3 233 (32) NA 
    Follicular 1 979 (19) NA 
    SLL/CLL 1 336 (13) NA 
        SLL 416 (4) NA 
        CLL 301 (3) NA 
    Marginal zone 380 (4) NA 
    Mantle-cell 183 (2) NA 
    T-cell 447 (4) NA 
Sex   
    Men 5 323 (52) 6 239 (52) 
    Women 4 888 (48) 5 666 (48) 
Age   
    Younger than 20 y 35 (0.3) 25 (0.2) 
    20-29 y 446 (4) 640 (5) 
    30-39 y 840 (8) 1 287 (11) 
    40-49 y 1 409 (14) 1 727 (15) 
    50-59 y 2 361 (23) 2 580 (22) 
    60-69 y 3 096 (30) 3 288 (28) 
    70-79 y 1 793 (18) 2 012 (17) 
    80 y or older 139 (1) 156 (1) 
Race   
    White 9 527 (93) 11 112 (93) 
    Black 220 (2) 330 (3) 
    Other 464 (5) 463 (4) 
Education   
    Fewer than 12 y 3 417 (33) 3 617 (30) 
    12-15 y 4 413 (43) 5 037 (42) 
    More than 16 y 2 240 (22) 3 029 (25) 
Any first-degree relative with cancer   
    None 9 077 (89) 10 981 (92) 
    NHL, HL, LK, or MM§ 648 (6) 500 (4) 
        NHL/NOS 201 (2) 140 (1) 
        Hodgkin lymphoma 73 (1) 55 (0.5) 
        Leukemia 352 (3) 278 (2) 
        Multiple myeloma 42 (0.4) 38 (0.3) 

For cases, n = 10 211; for controls, n = 11 905. Numbers of cases and controls may not add to total due to missing data; HIV-infected individuals excluded from analysis.

SLL indicates small lymphocytic lymphoma; CLL, chronic lymphocytic leukemia; NHL, non-Hodgkin lymphoma; HL, Hodgkin lymphoma; LK, leukemia; MM, multiple myeloma; and NA, not applicable.

*

USC study enrolled high- and intermediate-grade NHL.

SLL and CLL delineated in Italy, NCI-SEER, UCSF, Nebraska, Mayo Clinic, and Canada.

For UK study, socioeconomic status denoted by Townsend score.

§

The combined total of individual hematopoietic malignancies is greater than the reported total due to individuals who report a family history of more than one hematopoietic malignancy.

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