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End of Life

Mortality
Person-Years of Life Lost
Measure
Number of cancer deaths per 100,000 people
The difference between the actual age of death due to a cancer and the expected age of death
Period
1973-1998
1998
Trend
Stable, then faling slightly
No trend data available
Desired
Direction
Most Recent
Estimate
1998: 202.6 per 100,000 people died from cancer.
1998: 8 million person-years of life were lost due to cancer.
Target From
Healthy People
2010 Report
159.9 per 100,000
No target
Progress Relative to Healthy People 2010 Target
No comparison possible
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