Five-year cancer survival rates by sex and race
Percentage of cancer patients surviving at least five years following diagnosis of any cancer type. This is shown by sex and race in the United States.
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- Cancer death rate by age group
- Cancer death rate by type
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- Cancer incidence
- Death rate from cancerIHME, age-standardized
- Death rate from cancers vs. GDP per capita
- Death rate from cancers vs. income inequality
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- Five year survival rate from liver cancer
- Five year survival rates by cancer type
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- Five year survival rates from lung cancer
- Five-year breast cancer survival rates vs. GDP per capita
- Five-year cancer survival rates in the USA
- Five-year lung cancer survival rate vs. GDP per capita
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- Number of people with cancer by type
- Prevalence of cancer by age
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- Share of population with cancer by age
- Share of population with cancer vs. GDP per capita
- Three measures of cancer mortality