CINA Publication (2004-2008)

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CINA Publication (2004-2008)

Contents of the CINA volumes are available by complete volume (click on the heading for each volume) or by section (click on section name under the heading of each volume).

Cancer in North America: 2004-2008, Volume One: Combined Cancer Incidence for the United States and Canada

Cancer in North America: 2004-2008, Volume Two: Registry-Specific Cancer Incidence in the United States and Canada

Contents of CINA: 2004-2008, Volume Two
CINA: 2004-2008, Volume Two, Section I: Introduction and Technical Notes
CINA: 2004-2008, Volume Two, Section II: Average-annual Registry-specific Cancer Incidence by Race, Ethnicity, and Sex (U.S. and Canadian Standards)
CINA: 2004-2008, Average-annual Registry-specific Cancer Incidence by Race, Ethnicity and Sex (U.S. and World Standards)

Cancer in North America: 2004-2008, Volume Three: Registry-Specific Cancer Mortality in the United States and Canada

Contents of CINA: 2004-2008, Volume Three
CINA: 2004-2008, Volume Three, Section I: Introduction and Technical Notes
CINA: 2004-2008, Volume Three, Section II: Average-annual Registry-Specific Cancer Death Rates by Race and Sex (Age-adjusted to the 2000 US and World Population Standards)
CINA: 2004-2008, Volume Three, Section III: Average-annual Registry-Specific Cancer Death Rates by Race and Sex (Age-adjusted to the 1996 Canadian and World Population Standards)
CINA: 2004-2008, Volume Three, Section IV: Cancer Mortality for the United States and Canada

Appendices (2004-2008)

Population Data

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CINA Publication (2004-2008)

Cancer in North America: 2004-2008, Volume One: Combined Cancer Incidence for the United States and Canada

Cancer in North America: 2004-2008, Volume Two: Registry-Specific Cancer Incidence in the United States and Canada

Cancer in North America: 2004-2008, Volume Three: Registry-Specific Cancer Mortality in the United States and Canada

Appendices (2004-2008)

Population Data

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