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Cancer Trends Progress Report – 2007 Update

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Prevention
  Smoking
  Advice to Quit
  Secondhand Smoke
  Diet
  Weight and Physical Activity
  Sun Protection
  Environmental Toxins
Early Detection
  Breast and Cervical Cancers
   Colorectal Cancer
Diagnosis
Treatment
Life After Cancer
End of Life


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Life After Cancer
End of Life


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Trends-at-a-Glance

The Trends-at-a-Glance offers an overview of trend direction measure by measure. Trends shown in green are moving in a favorable direction, while trends shown in red italics are moving in an unfavorable direction. Trends noted as stable or NSC (non-significant change) are not changing significantly. The difference between "stable" and "NSC" is based on statistical computations described in the Methodology for Characterizing Trends appendix.

The table below gives a snapshot of trends for measures included in this report. Click on any trend to view the figure(s) associated with that measure. For a more complete summary of the measures, including their progress compared with the Healthy People 2010 target, see the summary tables by topic.

Measure
Trend
PREVENTION
Age at smoking initiation
Youth smoking
Adult smoking
Quitting smoking
Health professional advice to quit smoking
Secondhand smoke
Environmental Tobacco Smoke
Smoke-free work environment
Smoke-free indoor air laws
Fruit & vegetable consumption
Red meat consumption
Fat consumption
Alcohol consumption
Weight (both sexes)  
Healthy weight
Overweight
Obese
No leisure time physical activity
Sun protection
Pesticide levels in the blood
Dioxin levels in the human body
EARLY DETECTION
Breast cancer screening
Cervical cancer screening
Colorectal cancer screening
Fecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT)
Endoscopy
Colorectal test use
DIAGNOSIS
Incidence
All cancers
White
Black
Hispanics
American Indian/Alaskan Natives
Asian/Pacific Islanders
Four most common cancers
Prostate
Female breast
Colorectal
Lung and bronchus
Measure
Trend
DIAGNOSIS (continued)
Incidence (continued)
Cancers that are increasing
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
Melanoma of skin (White only)
Stage at diagnosis
Colon
Female breast
Rectum
Cervix
Prostate
TREATMENT
Breast cancer treatment
Mastectomy
No surgery
BCS with radiation
BCS without radiation
Multiagent chemotherapy
Colorectal cancer treatment
LIFE AFTER CANCER
Survival
All cancers
Prostate
Female breast
Colorectal
Lung and bronchus
END OF LIFE (Mortality)
All cancers
White
Black
Hispanic
American Indian/Alaskan Natives
Asian/Pacific Islander
Prostate
Female breast
Colorectal
Lung and bronchus

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