MYO7A and Hodgkins lymphoma: Recently, Ma et al. (2023) found that of 879 patients in Yunnan, China with HL onset before 6 years of age, 4.9% had a mutation in MYO7A. Another study by Watanabe et al. (2024) have identified 1.36% of HL patients within a Japanese cohort having MYO7A-associated HL, moreover, the prevalence of USH1B within autosomal recessive or sporadic HL patients was 0.32%.