… ; if they did not include an outcome of cancer incidence or risk, cancer stage at diagnosis, or
… Most studies defined neighborhood as a Census tract, taking advantage of data available at …

… Next, for each census tract, we calculated cancer incidence … the breast cancer incidence
rates and potential census tract-… We performed the analysis of breast cancer incidence in 2005…

… Additional locations with markedly low incidence again were found along the … location of
elevated cancer incidence specific to Massachusetts was found among census tracts on and …

… of early stage breast cancer incidence within small areas of … the geography of breast cancer
incidence, we offered insight … proximity of census tracts with comparable incidence rates (…

… 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). …

… Cancer incidence data for the periods of study were obtained from the Ontario Cancer …
Future research might use the ecologic approach to relate cancer incidence and relevant "expo…

… diagnosis and more advanced cancer. US liver cancer incidence rates increased from 1975
… Liver cancer incidence exhibits birth cohort effects (3), and risk profiles differ by age group, …

… breast cancer incidence in two population-based cancer … disparities and census tract (CT)
variation in incidence over time. … CT boundaries normalized to the US Census 2000. In stage 2, …

… cancer incidence rates by an established census tract-level … by principal components analysis
of census indicators of ethnic … and built environments and cancer incidence and outcomes …

… in cancer incidence and survival using the SEER database. Using prospectively linked
census and … For census tract-level socioeconomic patterns in incidence and survival, the 1990 …