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United
States Cancer Statistics: 2001 Incidence and Mortality
Joint Data Report NEW!
CDC and the National Cancer Institute, in
collaboration with the North American Association of
Central Cancer Registries, have combined their data
sources to produce federal statistics on cancer
incidence, covering 92% of the U.S. population.
For the first time this year, statistics on death data from CDC's National Vital
Statistics System are also included. |
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Registry Plus™ Software Programs for Cancer Registries
Registry Plus™, a suite of publicly available
free software programs for collecting and processing cancer registry data,
is now available online. These software programs, compliant with national
standards, are made available by the CDC to implement the National Program
of Cancer Registries, established by Public Law 102-515.
The Registry Plus™ Suite Abstract Plus, Prep Plus, CRS Plus,
Online Help, Link Plus, and Utility Programs can be used separately or
together for routine or special data collection. |
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Cancer Mortality Surveillance United States, 19902000
This surveillance summary presents rates and trends in
cancer mortality for all cancer sites combined and for the four most
commonly diagnosed cancers in the United States
(lung and bronchus, colorectal, prostate, and female breast) by
state, sex, and race/ethnicity. The 10 primary cancer sites with the
highest age-adjusted death rates, by sex, are also presented for each state and
the District of Columbia. |
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Brain Tumor Registry Reporting Training Materials
These training materials cover data collection for benign,
borderline and malignant brain tumors. The materials are designed for training
all reporters, and thus cover all aspects of reporting brain tumor information.
In addition, these training materials were developed for
use by all agencies to promote consistency in training
as agreed by all of the standard-setting organizations. |
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Featured
Scientific Articles
This page promotes recently
published scientific articles related to cancer
registries and data. |
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