Cancer Incidence Trends in Michigan

**Cancer Incidence Trends**
**Michigan Residents, 1993-2007**
Primary Site	1993- 1997		1998 - 2002		2003- 2007
Primary Site	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate
Prostate Gland	7,827.2	83.9 �0.8	8,710.2	88.9 �0.8	8,158.0	77.6 �0.7
Lung and Bronchus	7,246.4	78.1 �0.8	7,364.2	75.2 �0.7	7,780.6	75.0 �0.7
Breast	6,709.4	73.4 �0.8	7,278.8	73.8 �0.7	7,012.2	66.3 �0.7
Colon and Rectum	5,306.0	58.1 �0.6	5,581.0	57.0 �0.6	5,324.8	50.8 �0.6
All Other Sites	20,178.6	218.3 �1.3	22,124.0	224.8 �1.3	24,123.4	230.7 �1.2
Total	47,267.6	511.8 �1.9	51,058.2	519.7 �1.9	52,399.0	500.2 �1.8

**Cancer Incidence Trends**
**Michigan Male Residents, 1993-2007**
Primary Site	1993- 1997		1998 - 2002		2003- 2007
Primary Site	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate
Prostate Gland	7,827.2	200.6 �1.8	8,710.2	205.2 �1.8	8,158.0	173.8 �1.6
Lung and Bronchus	4,290.4	108.9 �1.4	4,116.2	97.7 �1.3	4,181.4	92.2 �1.2
Breast	51.8	1.4 �0.2	60.6	1.4 �0.1	70.6	1.5 �0.1
Colon and Rectum	2,679.2	70.9 �1.1	2,773.2	67.0 �1.0	2,650.8	58.2 �0.9
All Other Sites	10,074.2	253.0 �2.0	11,144.8	259.4 �2.0	12,313.0	265.5 �2.0
Total	24,922.8	634.8 �3.1	26,805.0	630.8 �3.0	27,373.8	591.2 �2.8

**Cancer Incidence Trends**
**Michigan Female Residents, 1993-2007**
Primary Site	1993- 1997		1998 - 2002		2003- 2007
Primary Site	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate	Average Number	Age-Adjusted Rate
Prostate Gland	-	-	-	-	-	-
Lung and Bronchus	2,955.8	56.7 �0.9	3,247.4	59.4 �0.9	3,598.0	62.5 �0.9
Breast	6,657.6	132.2 �1.4	7,217.4	134.4 �1.4	6,939.4	122.1 �1.3
Colon and Rectum	2,626.8	49.2 �0.8	2,807.0	49.7 �0.8	2,671.6	45.0 �0.7
All Other Sites	10,101.8	195.3 �1.6	10,974.2	201.7 �1.6	11,801.6	206.7 �1.6
Total	22,342.0	433.4 �2.4	24,246.0	445.2 �2.4	25,010.6	436.4 �2.3

Notes:

Age-Adjusted Rates are per 100,000 population. Age-adjusted rates are computed by the direct method, using as the standard population the age distribution of the total population of the United States for the year 2000. Adding and subtracting the number shown after the � symbol from the rate creates a confidence interval indicating that the true rate lies between the lower and upper bounds of this interval with 95 % statistical confidence.

Average Number is the number of new invasive cancer cases diagnosed in the period, divided by the number of years in the period.

Source: Michigan Resident Cancer Incidence File. Updated with cases processed through December 30, 2009. Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Community Health.

Last Updated: August 2, 2010