NCI Cancer Stats

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In 2021, the rate of new HR-/HER2- #BreastCancer cases was 78% higher for Non-Hispanic Black women compared to the rate of new cases averaged across all racial and ethnic groups. Visit SEER*Explorer to view more cancer statistics: buff.ly/3k5fouk #BCSM #HealthDisparities

The median age at diagnosis for new #CervicalCancer cases is 50. But, among Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Natives, the median age at diagnosis is 44. Visit SEER*Explorer to view more cancer statistics: buff.ly/3k5fouk #CCAM

Hispanic women have a higher chance of being diagnosed with #CervicalCancer at some point in life compared to the risk averaged across all racial and ethnic groups. Visit SEER*Explorer to view more cancer stats: buff.ly/3k5fouk #CCAM

#CervicalCancer is diagnosed most often in women between the ages of the 35 and 44. The median age at diagnosis is 50. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2YJ49iq #CCAM

#LungCancer is more common in men than women. The rate of new cases is highest overall for Non-Hispanic Black men. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2G9pt6t #LCSM

#BrainCancer is diagnosed most often in people between the ages of 65 and 74. The median age at diagnosis is 60. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2IlAAe3 #BrainTumorThursday

The rate of new #LiverCancer cases fell by 0.5% each year from 2012 to 2021. The death rate remained stable from 2013 to 2022. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2UOIsMz #MySalud

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In 2024, there were about 310,720 new cases of #BreastCancer in the US. 15.5% of all new cancer diagnoses were from breast cancer. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2E96XXH #BCSM

As of January 1, 2021, 295,748 women in the US were living with a #CervicalCancer diagnosis. Over 16,000 of these cancer survivors were under the age of 40. Visit SEER*Explorer to view more cancer statistics: buff.ly/3k5fouk #CCAM

In 2024, there were about 13,820 new cases of #CervicalCancer in the US. This represents 0.7% of all cancer diagnoses last year. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2YJ49iq #CCAM

While the rate of new #CervicalCancer cases remained stable from 2012 to 2021, the death rate fell by 0.7% each year from 2013 to 2022. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2YJ49iq #CCAM

Rates of #Glioblastoma, a type of #BrainCancer, increase with age. The rate of new cases is highest for people over the age of 65. Visit SEER*Explorer to view more cancer statistics: buff.ly/3k5fouk #BrainTumorThursday

In 2024, there were about 80,620 new Non-Hodgkin #Lymphoma diagnoses, which represents 4% of all new cancer cases in the US last year. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2G7c2UC #MySalud

AL, AR, FL, KY, LA, MS, OK, PR, TX, and WV have the highest rates of #CervicalCancer in the US. Visit State Cancer Profiles to learn about cancer in your state: buff.ly/3og1QOD #GynCSM

Did you know? The states with the highest rates of new lung cancer cases are: AR, KY, ME, MO, MS, NC, OH, OK, TN, and WV. What’s the rate of new #LungCancer cases in your state? Visit State Cancer Profiles to find out. statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov #NCIHighlights2024 #BestOf2024

#ProstateCancer cases rose by 0.9% each year from 2012 to 2021. The death rate from prostate cancer fell by 0.5% each year from 2013 to 2022. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2YZpKA8 #SaludTues

Non-Hispanic Asian / Pacific Islander and Non-Hispanic Black women have higher than average rates of new HR-/HER2+ #BreastCancer cases. To learn more about breast cancer statistics, visit SEER*Explorer: buff.ly/3k5fouk #BCSM

New #BrainCancer cases represent 1.3% of all new cancer diagnoses in the US. In 2024, there were about 25,400 new brain cancer diagnoses. Visit our Cancer Stat Facts sheet to learn more: buff.ly/2IlAAe3 #BTSM