Survival

Chart of cumulative incidence - smoking

A new large population-based study finds that head and neck cancer patients who smoke at diagnosis have a significantly increased rate of death from cancer.Read more

A new report 'Cancer in Ireland 1994 - 2011' has been released by the National Cancer Registry.Read more

Cover of the 2014 annual report

The latest report from the National Cancer Registry shows that more than 19,000 invasive cancer cases were diagnosed on average each year in the period 2009-2011, with a lifetime...Read more

The latest trends report has been published by the National Cancer Registry.Read more

The latest trends report from the National Cancer Registry describes primary bone cancer incidence, treatment, mortality and survival. Approximately 35 cases are diagnosed per year in Ireland with incidence rates being slightly higher in males...Read more

Cover of cancer projections for Ireland 2015 – 2040

This report of cancer incidence projections shows that the incidence of cancer in Ireland is expected to double by 2040. With the exception of leukemia in males, the number of cancers is projected to increase for all cancer types between 2010 and...Read more

An example of a survival curve (all cancers)

A new dynamic survival search facility is now available on the survival statistics page.Read more

The National Cancer Registry’s latest trends report on non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL), published today shows that an annual average of 660 new cases are diagnosed per year in Ireland.Read more

Five-year relative survival figures updated.Read more

Patterns of care and survival from cancer in Ireland 1994 to 1998

This report shows that in the period 1994 to 1998 there were significant differences between former health board areas in the treatments given for some cancers. For many cancers, deprivation, irrespective of treatment choices, was related to...Read more

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