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Title Childhood cancer incidence in North America, 1988-1992
Author Carozza, SE
Secondary Authors Chen VW, Wu XC, Lehnherr M, Derrick L, Riley R, Correa CN, Ortiz-Rios E, Ender J
Publication Type (Help) incollection
Book Title Cancer in North America, 1989-1993, Volume One: Incidence
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Month April
Year 1997
Editor Howe HL, Lehnherr M
Pages V-1-V-13
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Publisher North American Association of Central Cancer Registries
Address Sacramento, CA
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Citation Carozza SE, Chen VW, Wu XC, Lehnherr M, Derrick L, Riley R, Correa CN, Ortiz-Rios E, Ender J. Childhood cancer incidence in North America, 1988-1992. In: Howe HL, Lehnherr M (eds.) Cancer in North America, 1989-1993, Volume One: Incidence. Sacramento, CA: North American Association of Central Cancer Registries, April 1997 V-1-V-13. [http://www.naaccr.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=tfT7I7UjAbA%3d&tabid=95&mid=477.]
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Abstract

This report describes cancers diagnosed among children in the United States and Canada from 1988-1992, with special attention to variations across race, gender, and age. Incidence data from 24 U.S. registries and 11 Canadian registries met the high-quality criteria in effect at the time and were included in the analysis. Incidence data were evaluated for the major sites of childhood cancers. Although rates were higher for white children than black and boys than girls for all sites combined, these patterns were not observed in most of the specific cancer types. Canadian data generally mirrored the data for U.S. white children.



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cancer
childhood
incidence
north america