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Incidence Rates Report |
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Incidence Rate
Report by State
All Races (includes Hispanic), Female, Breast,
All Ages
Sorted by Rate |
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State |
Annual Incidence
Rate†
over rate period
(95% Confidence Interval) |
Annual Count |
Rate Period |
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US
(SEER+NPCR)1 |
121.9 (121.4, 122.4) |
§ |
2008 |
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Massachusetts2 |
139.5 (135.8, 143.3) |
5,501 |
2008 |
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Connecticut3 |
136.5 (131.5, 141.6) |
2,920 |
2008 |
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Rhode Island2 |
136.3 (127.3, 145.8) |
885 |
2008 |
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New Hampshire2 |
133.5 (125.5, 141.9) |
1,071 |
2008 |
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Washington4 |
132.4 (128.6, 136.3) |
4,804 |
2008 |
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Alaska2 |
131.9 (118.5, 146.3) |
396 |
2008 |
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Maryland2 |
130.3 (126.4, 134.4) |
4,258 |
2008 |
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New Jersey3 |
129.8 (126.7, 133.0) |
6,733 |
2008 |
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Nebraska2 |
128.7 (121.6, 136.0) |
1,299 |
2008 |
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Hawaii3 |
128.5 (120.3, 137.1) |
947 |
2008 |
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Pennsylvania2 |
127.9 (125.4, 130.4) |
10,255 |
2008 |
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Delaware2 |
127.8 (118.1, 138.0) |
669 |
2008 |
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Minnesota2 |
127.3 # (123.2, 131.5) |
3,735 |
2008 |
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Oregon2 |
126.7 (122.0, 131.6) |
2,837 |
2008 |
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New York2 |
125.8 (123.7, 127.9) |
14,566 |
2008 |
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District of Columbia2 |
125.2 (113.2, 138.1) |
415 |
2008 |
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California3 |
125.1 (123.5, 126.7) |
23,651 |
2008 |
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Oklahoma2 |
125.0 (120.1, 129.9) |
2,618 |
2008 |
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Virginia2 |
124.9 (121.6, 128.3) |
5,494 |
2008 |
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Maine2 |
124.8 (117.3, 132.6) |
1,091 |
2008 |
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Vermont2 |
124.7 (113.7, 136.5) |
493 |
2008 |
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Missouri2 |
124.4 (120.7, 128.2) |
4,378 |
2008 |
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Illinois2 |
124.3 (121.7, 126.9) |
8,895 |
2008 |
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Colorado2 |
124.0 (119.7, 128.4) |
3,182 |
2008 |
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North Carolina2 |
122.7 (119.7, 125.7) |
6,475 |
2008 |
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Alabama2 |
121.4 (117.3, 125.6) |
3,390 |
2008 |
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Kansas2 |
121.3 (115.8, 126.9) |
1,908 |
2008 |
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Iowa3 |
121.3 (116.1, 126.6) |
2,172 |
2008 |
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South Dakota2 |
121.0 (111.0, 131.8) |
568 |
2008 |
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Georgia4 |
120.9 (117.8, 124.0) |
6,046 |
2008 |
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Wisconsin2 |
120.5 # (116.7, 124.4) |
3,920 |
2008 |
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Kentucky3 |
120.1 (115.8, 124.5) |
3,045 |
2008 |
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Tennessee2 |
119.3 (115.8, 123.0) |
4,380 |
2008 |
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South Carolina2 |
118.8 (114.6, 123.0) |
3,188 |
2008 |
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North Dakota2 |
118.7 (107.5, 130.7) |
442 |
2008 |
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Idaho2 |
118.6 (111.0, 126.5) |
935 |
2008 |
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Montana2 |
118.3 (109.4, 127.8) |
684 |
2008 |
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Ohio2 |
117.7 (115.2, 120.4) |
8,223 |
2008 |
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Mississippi2 |
117.7 (112.5, 123.2) |
1,938 |
2008 |
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Florida2 |
115.6 (113.6, 117.6) |
13,593 |
2008 |
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Louisiana3 |
115.3 (111.1, 119.7) |
§ |
2008 |
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Wyoming2 |
114.7 (102.5, 128.0) |
335 |
2008 |
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Michigan4 |
114.5 # (111.7, 117.3) |
6,705 |
2008 |
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Indiana2 |
114.0 (110.5, 117.6) |
4,142 |
2008 |
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Nevada2 |
113.2 (107.5, 119.1) |
1,500 |
2008 |
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Utah3 |
113.1 (106.9, 119.5) |
1,278 |
2008 |
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Texas2 |
112.5 (110.6, 114.5) |
13,370 |
2008 |
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New Mexico3 |
110.6 (104.4, 117.2) |
1,213 |
2008 |
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Arizona2 |
110.2 (106.7, 113.7) |
3,851 |
2008 |
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West Virginia2 |
102.3 (96.4, 108.3) |
1,212 |
2008 |
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Arkansas2 |
101.9 (97.0, 106.9) |
1,730 |
2008 |
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Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on
10/31/2011 5:42 pm.
State Cancer
Registries may provide more current
or more local data.
† Incidence rates (cases per 100,000 population
per year) are age-adjusted to the
2000 US standard
population (19 age groups: <1, 1-4,
5-9, ... , 80-84, 85+). Rates are for invasive
cancer only (except for bladder cancer which is
invasive and in situ) or unless otherwise
specified. Rates calculated using SEER*Stat.
Population counts for denominators are based on
Census populations as modified by NCI. The US
populations included with the data release have
been adjusted for the
population shifts due
to hurricanes Katrina and Rita for 62
counties and parishes in Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, and Texas. The 1969-2008 US
Population Data File is used for SEER and NPCR
incidence rates.
§ Because of the impact on Louisiana's
population for the July - December 2005 time
period due to Hurricanes Katrina/Rita,
SEER excluded
Louisiana cases diagnosed for that
six month time period. The count has been
suppressed due to data consistency issues.
# Data do not include cases diagnosed in other
states for those states in which the data
exchange agreement specifically prohibits the
release of data to third parties.
1 Source: CDC's National Program of
Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS)
November 2010 data submission and
SEER November 2010
submission.
2 Source: State Cancer Registry and
the CDC's National Program of Cancer Registries
Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS) November
2010 data submission as published in
United States Cancer
Statistics 2011.
3 Source:
SEER November 2010
submission. State Cancer Registry
also receives funding from CDC's National
Program of Cancer Registries.
4 State rates include rates from
areas funded by
SEER.
Interpret Rankings
provides insight into interpreting cancer
incidence statistics. When the population size
for a denominator is small, the rates may be
unstable. A rate is unstable when a small change
in the numerator (e.g., only one or two
additional cases) has a dramatic effect on the
calculated rate. |
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