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Do you want to post that link if you're on the site? I'm guessing you're looking at cancer mortality rates rather than cancer diagnosis rates. Because while the
by kelipso 3y ago
Do you want to post that link if you're on the site? I'm guessing you're looking at cancer mortality rates rather than cancer diagnosis rates. Because while the former has decreased since 1950 due to improvements in treatment, I'm pretty sure the latter has risen since 1950.
- tptacek 3y agoI closed the tab since last night, but if you Google "IARC dataviz" you're probably going to get it as the first Google search result. It's a site IARC runs itself, with historical data visualizations.
- kelipso 3y agoRight it was as I thought. Cancer incidence rate was increasing since 1960 https://nordcan.iarc.fr/en/dataviz/trends?mode=cancer&multiple_cancers=1&key=asr&types=0 https://nordcan.iarc.fr/en/dataviz/trends?mode=cancer&multip... while cancer mortality rate was decreasing since 1980 https://nordcan.iarc.fr/en/dataviz/trends?mode=cancer&multiple_cancers=1&key=asr&types=1 https://nordcan.iarc.fr/en/dataviz/trends?mode=cancer&multip...