Geographical Differentials in Cancer Incidence and Survival in Queensland, 1996-2002
Geographical Differentials in Cancer Incidence and Survival in Queensland, 1996-2002
Published Date: 28 Feb 2006
Publisher: Queensland Cancer Fund
Book Format: Paperback::70 pages
ISBN10: 1876360100
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Download eBook from ISBN number Geographical Differentials in Cancer Incidence and Survival in Queensland, 1996-2002. Results: A total of 5,343 offspring from 646 families were included in the analyses. Compared to the background Danish population, cancer incidence among offspring was lower for overall, lung and tobacco-related cancer, while for breast and colon cancer the incidence in offspring was similar to or moderately lower. In this study total fertility rate (TFR), gross reproduction rate (GRR), net reproduction rate (NRR), reproduction survival ratio (RSR), mean age of child bearing (MAC) and mean length of generation (MLG) have been estimated. It has been observed that these parameters exhibit declining trend. Health and Safety at Homebased Work The average 5-year cause-specific survival for colorectal cancer patients in Queensland between 1996 and 2002 ranged from 56% for urban affluent to 50% in rural areas (unpublished data, Queensland Cancer Registry). There were 22,723 people diagnosed with colorectal cancer in
