The survival rates for breast cancer, cervical cancer, and colorectal cancer over five years
Source: Cancer Registry Database, HPA. Note: 1. The observed survival rate indicates the proportion of patients who were diagnosed with cancer at a given time and are alive at a certain point in time after diagnosis. All deaths are considered in this calculation regardless of cause, which reflects total mortality in the group of patients, not just that attributable solely to cancer. 2. Cumulative relative survival (%), which expresses the probability of cancer survival after adjustment for competing causes of death, was estimated as the ratio of observed to expected survival. Observed survival was based on deaths from all causes. Expected survival was based on cases only to the age-, year- and sex-specific mortalities observed in the general population (comparable group).
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2015-05-05
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