#incidence

Rates show significant variation by geographic regions for these groups than for whites.

Responding to the increasing incidence of liver cancer in the United States

The major goal is to understand why the incidence of disease is increasing in young people, for the purposes of prevention and treatment.

Forty-five years since its launch, SEER can become an invaluable resource for performing and informing clinical and even basic research.

After living with this disease for two years, I extend my deepest gratitude to those who follow my journey. We mark this milestone together.

Smoking behaviors do not explain this new finding.

A conversation with Shobha Srinivasan, PhD, of the NCI Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences

“About 1 in 250 men will develop testicular cancer. Of course, that statistic is irrelevant if you’re the one.”