Screening rates for cancers in Europe
The share of the population who are screened to see if they have a given cancer. The denominator for breast cancer is women aged 50–69 years (in the last 2years), cervical cancer: women aged 20–69 years (in the last 3 years), and colorectal cancer: people aged 50–74 years (in the last 2 years).
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- Bladder cancer death rate
- Brain and nervous system cancer death rate
- Breast cancer death rate in women
- Breast cancer screening coverage in Europe
- Cancer crude death rate by typeIHME, estimated, crude rate
- Cancer death rate by age groupIHME
- Cancer death rate by typeIHME, estimated
- Cancer death rate in children under 5 years old by typeIHME, estimated
- Cancer death rate: crude versus age-standardizedWHO Mortality Database, age-standardized
- Cancer death rates by typeWHO Mortality Database, age-standardized, reported
- Cancer death rates in children under 5 years oldWHO MDB, reported
- Cancer deaths by typeStacked area chart
- Cancer deaths by typeBar chart
- Cancer deaths in children under 5 years old by typeIHME, estimated
- Cancer incidence rate
- Cancer incidence rate by age group
- Cervical cancer death rate in women
- Cervical cancer screening coverage in Europe
- Colon and rectum cancer death rate
- Colon and rectum cancer screening coverage in Europe
- Countries with a national screening program for cervical cancer
- Death rate from cancerIHME, age-standardized, estimated
- Death rate from cancerWHO Mortality Database, age-standardized, reported
- Death rate from cancerWHO, crude, estimated
- Death rate from cancerIHME, crude, estimated
- Death rate from cancer by sexWHO Mortality Database, age-standardized, reported
- Death rate from cancer for 15- to 49-year olds
- Death rate from cancers vs. GDP per capita
- Death rate from cancers vs. income inequality
- Death rate from conflict and terrorismIHME, age-standardized
- Death rate from conflict and terrorismIHME, crude
- Death rates from different causesWHO Mortality Database, age-standardized
- Deaths from cancerWHO
- Deaths from cancerIHME
- Deaths from cancer by age
- Deaths from conflict and terrorismIHME, GBD
- Disease burden rates by cancer type
- Disease burden rates from all cancers
- Five-year net cancer survival rates by sex
- Five-year net survival rates by cancer type
- Five-year survival rate of cancers among men in England
- Five-year survival rate of cancers among women in England
- Five-year survival rate of cancers via different diagnosis routes in England
- Hepatitis B: deaths by type of disease
- Hepatitis C: deaths by type of disease
- Leading cancer types causing death in men
- Leading cancer types causing death in women
- Liver cancer death rate
- Liver cancer incidence rate by risk factor
- Lung cancer death rate in men vs. women
- Lung cancer death rates
- Lung cancer death rates in men
- Number of deaths from cervical cancer
- Number of new cases and deaths from cervical cancer
- Number of people with cancer
- Number of people with cancer by type
- Pancreatic cancer death rate
- Prevalence of cancer by age
- Prostate cancer death rate in men
- Rate of new cases of cancer by type
- Rate of new cervical cancer cases
- Rate of new cervical cancer casesGCO
- Reported rate of new cervical cancer cases
- Share of Stage 4 cancers diagnosed by different pathways in England
- Share of all cancer deaths attributable to alcohol use
- Share of all cancer deaths by risk factor
- Share of cancer deaths attributed to alcohol use by type
- Share of cancer deaths attributed to all risk factors
- Share of cancer deaths attributed to different risk factorsby risk factor
- Share of cancer deaths attributed to risk factorsby cancer
- Share of cancer deaths by cancer type
- Share of cancer deaths linked to dietary risk factors by cancer type
- Share of cancer deaths linked to high body mass index (BMI) by type
- Share of cancer deaths linked to tobacco use by cancer type
- Share of cancers attributed to nine HPV types
- Share of cancers diagnosed via screening in England by stage
- Share of cervical and all cancer deaths due to unsafe sex
- Share of deaths from underlying causes
- Share of invasive cervical cancers caused by each HPV type
- Share of lung cancer deaths attributed to air pollution
- Share of new cancers caused by Helicobacter pylori bacteria
- Share of new cancers caused by all known infectious agents
- Share of new cancers caused by infections
- Share of population with cancer
- Share of population with cancerCrude, by country
- Share of population with cancer by age
- Share of population with cancer by typeBy cancer type
- Share of population with cancer vs. median age
- Share of stage 1 cancers diagnosed by each pathway in England
- Stomach cancer death rate
- Three measures of cancer mortality