Cancer Incidence in 2001 for Ohio

This table displays the cancer incidence (that is, new cancer diagnoses) for residents of Ohio in 2001. The table provides cancer incidence for specific types of cancer and all-cause (Total All Types) cancer incidence. The columns display 1) the CASE COUNT or number of cases, 2) AGE-ADJUSTED average annual rates per 100,000 population, and 3) CRUDE average annual rates per 100,000. Rates are NOT gender-specific. You can see that the most common cancer per 100,000 are 1) prostate cancer among men, 2) lunch and bronchus (or windpipe). 3) Breast cancer among females, 4) colon & rectum cancer, and 5) bladder cancer. You can obtain a single sheet copy of these from another link in the CANCER section of ClevelandHealth.info. Also, you can compare these Ohio rates to those in Cuyahoga County by going to link to Cancer Incidence in 2001 for Cuyahoga County.