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Title	Geographic variability in prostate cancer incidence trends, United States, 1989-1994
Author	Fulton, JP
Secondary Authors	Lehnherr M, Hutton M, Jumaan AO, Wingo P, Chen VW, Punyko J, Carozza S, Wu XC
Publication Type (Help)	incollection
Book Title	Cancer in North America, 1991-1995, Volume One: Incidence
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Month	April
Year	1999
Editor	Chen VW, Wu XC, Andrews PA
Pages	V-1-V-10
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Publisher	North American Association of Central Cancer Registries
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Citation	Fulton JP, Lehnherr M, Hutton M, Jumaan AO, Wingo P, Chen VW, Punyko J, Carozza S, Wu XC. Geographic variability in prostate cancer incidence trends, United States, 1989-1994. In: Chen VW, Wu XC, Andrews PA (eds.) Cancer in North America, 1991-1995, Volume One: Incidence. Sacramento, CA: North American Association of Central Cancer Registries, April 1999 V-1-V-10.

Abstract

Although recent data for areas within the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program indicate both consistent trends in prostate cancer incidence rates and variability in the absolute magnitude of those rates, these patterns have not been evaluated in other areas of the United States. Prostate cancer incidence rates were evaluated for 1989-1994 to assess the extent of the geographic variability in the trends of prostate cancer incidence rates. Similar trends and variability were found as reported from the SEER Program.

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cancer
geographic
incidence
prostate
united states

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