… By using patient residential address and small-area (census tract) information from the 2000
US Census, we classified neighborhood SES for all patients and ethnic enclave status for …

… Background: We have previously reported that cancer incidence for lung, female breast, …
of Hispanics at the census tract. In contrast, cervical cancer incidence increases with increasing …

… in cancer incidence, we quantified the benefits of geographically targeting cancer screening
programs, using clustered census tracts … among latestage cancer incidence,mortality, and de…

… of census tract (CT) poverty and geographic access to mammography on stage at diagnosis
for breast cancer… In this study, we use cancer data from 10 state cancer registries to examine …

… One key idea in this paper is to combine individual-level data with incidence rates computed
at the level of census tracts which are frequently used in the poverty literature as proxy for …

… A total of 79 individual Census tracts were within the low breast cancer incidence and high …
annual breast cancer incidence rate for women aged 40–64 years in these tracts was 121 per …

… varies widely across communities in the United States, with 2016 to 2020 county-level
age-adjusted cancer incidence rates ranging from 139 to 1,237 per 100,000 people per year (1). …

… higher cervical cancer incidence, including … cancer incidence among women in rural areas
highlights missed opportunities to implement evidence-based interventions to promote cancer …

… census tract. Cases whose address could not be precisely geocoded were randomly assigned
to a census tract … (33) to selected 2000 US Census variables at the block-group level, then …

… Our objective is to estimate age-adjusted cancer incidence rates for each ward based on
cancer data for community areas and population data for census tracts and blocks. …