I wonder if the seeming uptick in cancers for people born in the 50s is related to just how many test explosions were done? I cant pull up the stats via chatGP

I wonder if the seeming uptick in cancers for people born in the 50s is related to just how many test explosions were done? I cant pull up the stats via chatGPT, but I can pull up cancer stats from NIH - but the goal is to look at cancer death rates for the population of Las Vegas Nevada by each decade - as it states that radiation background has dropped since the 1960s -- It would be interesting noting births in Las Vegas starting in 1950, and comparing that with cancer rates btwn 1965-1975 compared with the number of nuke tests done in NV during the 1960s - My grandfather was a nuke eng for GE for 50+ years, he was on the design team of Hanford... He died of thyroid/throat cancer via exenguination and we won a lawsuit against GE for nukes that were exposed to high radiation levels unbeknownst to them for exposure and risks/threats...