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Data & statistics on Age-standardised five-year cancer survival rates by ethnicity – 38 results
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Survival, England 1998–2001 – relative age-standardised five-year survival rates for the most common cancers

Survival, England 1998–2001 – relative age-standardised five-year survival rates for the most common cancers

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CRUKSCI0506.pdf

Survival, England 1998–2001 – relative age-standardised five-year survival rates for the most common cancers Testicular Melanoma Breast Uterus Prostate Bladder ...
500 cancer researchers in the UK. Our supporters across the UK raised almost every penny of this enormous sum, and they play a vital role in the fight against cancer.Without these supporters, there could be no Cancer Research UK. Since Cancer Research UK was formed ...
myeloma Brain Stomach Oesophagus Lung Pancreas % survival

Jan 2001 | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CRUKSCI0506.pdf
Nine: Five-year relative survival for male and female patients diagnosed with bladder cancer in England and Wales, 1996-1999, by age at diagnosis

Nine: Five-year relative survival for male and female patients diagnosed with bladder cancer in England and Wales, 1996-1999, by age at diagnosis

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CS_CS_BLADDER.pdf

One and five-year relative survival rates have risen consistently as Figure ...
a fall of just over 30%.The male:female ratio of age-standardised rates has © Cancer ...
Over this time period, one-year relative survival rates rose from 66-81% for men and 59-71

Jan 1999 | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CS_CS_BLADDER.pdf
Five (a) and (b): Age standardised incidence rates, all cancers*, EU, 2000 estimates

Five (a) and (b): Age standardised incidence rates, all cancers*, EU, 2000 estimates

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CSEU04europeanunion.pdf

Five-year survival rates for bowel cancer in the countries of the UK ...
. The highest five-year survival rates of the EU countries for which data is available ...
and female bowel cancer incidence and mortality rates are in the Czech Republic and Hungary, and female rates are also high in Germany. The lowest bowel cancer incidence

Jan 2000 | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CSEU04europeanunion.pdf
Two: Number of new cases, deaths and five-year prevalence (2000 estimates) and age-standardised five-year

Two: Number of new cases, deaths and five-year prevalence (2000 estimates) and age-standardised five-year

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CSEU04europeanunion.pdf

ages five-year survival rate for some commonly diagnosed cancers for the EU ...
About a third of all cancers diagnosed have a five-year survival rate of 60% or more ...
standardised five-year relative survival (%) (patients diagnosed 1990-1994) for all cancers

Jan 2000 | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CSEU04europeanunion.pdf
Four: Number of new cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer for five-year periods from 1975 to 2024, with projections from 2005 to 2024, females, Great Britain and UK

Four: Number of new cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer for five-year periods from 1975 to 2024, with projections from 2005 to 2024, females, Great Britain and UK

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CSCPLC.pdf

cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer for five-year ...
Lung Cancer February 2009 Females continued... Age Like the male lung cancer age distribution, in 1975 the majority of female lung cancer cases were diagnosed in the age ...
The numbers of new female lung cancer cases diagnosed each year between 1975

2024 (projection) | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CSCPLC.pdf
One: Number of new cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer for five-year periods from 1975 to 2024, with projections from 2005 to 2024, all persons, Great Britain and UK

One: Number of new cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer for five-year periods from 1975 to 2024, with projections from 2005 to 2024, all persons, Great Britain and UK

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CSCPLC.pdf

Table One: Number of new cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer for five-year periods from 1975 to 2024, with projections from 2005 ...
in the male lung cancer incidence rate is expected to continue after 2004, until 2010 ...
Two). Over the whole period from 1975 to 2024 the male lung cancer rate is expected to have fallen by three-fifths. By 2024 the male lung cancer incidence rate will probably be overtaken

2024 (projection) | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CSCPLC.pdf
Two: Number of new cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer for five-year periods from 1975 to 2024, with projections from 2005 to 2024, males, Great Britain and UK

Two: Number of new cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer for five-year periods from 1975 to 2024, with projections from 2005 to 2024, males, Great Britain and UK

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CSCPLC.pdf

of the expected rise and ageing in the UK population over the coming years (Table Two). Table Two: Number of new cases and age-standardised (European) incidence rates for lung cancer ...
Lung Cancer February 2009 Males continued... Age Very few young men develop lung cancer. Most cases of lung cancer occur in men over the age of 60 and this pattern ...
The number of male lung cancer cases diagnosed each year has already fallen

2024 (projection) | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CSCPLC.pdf
Six (a) and (b): Age standardised mortality rates, all cancers*, EU, 2000 estimates

Six (a) and (b): Age standardised mortality rates, all cancers*, EU, 2000 estimates

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CSEU04europeanunion.pdf

(a) and (b) overleaf). The highest five-year survival rates for breast cancer in countries ...
. The highest five-year survival rates of the EU countries for which data is available ...
(b) Females *excluding non-melanoma skin cancer Figure Six (a) and (b): Age standardised

Jan 2000 | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CSEU04europeanunion.pdf
Four: Approximate frequency and five-year relative survival (%) by Dukes' stage

Four: Approximate frequency and five-year relative survival (%) by Dukes' stage

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CSBOW06.pdf

years between 1995–2004, the age-standardised mortality rates fell by 18%.This fall ...
the highest survival, then over 2, 000 deaths would be avoided in the five years following ...
Approximate frequency and five-year relative survival (%) by Dukes' stage Dukes’ Stage modified Approximate frequency at diagnosis Approximate five-year survival

Jan 2006 | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/WebRoot/crukstoredb/CRUK_PDFs/CSBOW06.pdf
Three: Relative five year survival (%) in the EU

Three: Relative five year survival (%) in the EU

publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CSEU04europeanunion.pdf

rates in the EU. page 4 of 8 Table Three: Relative five year survival (%) in the EU Relative five year survival Proportion of all cases Cancers included >80% lip, testis ...
and liver Figure Seven (a) and (b): Age standardised incidence and mortality rates ...
*excluding non-melanoma skin cancer Smoking Smoking is the most important known risk factor for cancer, estimated to cause a third of all cancers9 including 90% of lung cancers in men and 60% in women10 in developed countries. The recent IARC

Jan 2000 | Cancer Research UK
Original Url: http://publications.cancerresearchuk.org/downloads/product/CSEU04europeanunion.pdf
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