7%), [15] the
incidence rates of Kaposi's sarcoma in SA are much lower than in other southern African countries.
We subsequently used the UV-weighted cutaneous melanoma
incidence rate to identify the spatial and temporal trends of the relationships between UV and melanoma of the skin.
The reported
incidence rates for the non-Jewish population were fairly constant and were lower during the study period than those for the Jewish population.
Cancer
incidence rates varied between racial and gender groups.
The overall
incidence rate of prostate cancer rose rapidly from 94 in 1975 to 171 in 2007 (Chart 4).
From 1988 to 2008, HSV-2
incidence rates peaked between ages 25 and 35 years for all sex and ethnic groups with the exception of Mexican American men, for whom the incidence remained stable by age.
0) and Saudi Arabia where the
Incidence Rate increased slightly by 2.
Among women, since 1989, overall cancer
incidence rates have risen slightly (due largely to lung cancer and breast cancer) and death rates have declined slightly.
But one organization, the New York City-based public policy advocacy group, Housing Works, used the Centers for Disease Control data and local New York state statistics to show how a funding disparity toward HIV/AIDS groups was just as much to blame for the high
incidence rates in communities of color.
The number of cases of a disease in an area is a complicated function of many variables, but in general the
incidence rate will decrease as the immunization rate increases.
Those who drank at least three glasses of milk per day in adulthood "had a 44 percent lower
incidence rate of breast cancer than women not drinking milk at all," Hjartaker group reports.
The
incidence rate for on-the-job injuries and illnesses declined in private industry from 5.
