Quarterly Cancer Deaths and Age-Adjusted Rates, by Sex and Race,
Michigan Residents, 2016-Q1- 2026-Q3P

Quarter Total White Black
All Male Female All Male Female All Male Female
Deaths Rate Deaths Rate Deaths Rate Deaths Rate Deaths Rate Deaths Rate Deaths Rate Deaths Rate Deaths Rate
2026-3 5,379 145.9 2,901 173.5 2,478 124.7 4,566 146.4 2,482 173.4 2,084 125.1 686 173.6 362 222.5 324 142.1
2026-2 5,209 142.0 2,726 164.1 2,483 124.7 4,445 143.3 2,354 165.9 2,091 125.3 639 162.7 310 188.4 329 144.0
2026-1 4,522 122.8 2,411 144.7 2,111 105.7 3,862 124.0 2,073 145.3 1,789 106.9 544 139.3 289 182.3 255 112.1
2025-4 5,496 149.3 2,903 174.0 2,593 130.5 4,694 150.9 2,503 175.4 2,191 132.1 665 168.7 331 204.7 334 145.7
2025-3 5,540 150.5 2,975 177.9 2,565 128.8 4,675 150.1 2,549 178.4 2,126 127.2 710 180.3 347 213.2 363 159.6
2025-2 5,443 151.6 2,892 178.5 2,551 131.4 4,614 151.6 2,463 177.2 2,151 131.9 668 175.8 352 228.3 316 142.9
2025-1 5,467 151.6 2,902 177.3 2,565 132.4 4,695 153.0 2,522 178.8 2,173 133.4 655 170.9 314 197.7 341 155.2
2024-4 5,374 149.9 2,746 170.2 2,628 134.2 4,567 150.2 2,363 170.5 2,204 134.0 689 179.0 330 212.0 359 158.9
2024-3 5,341 148.3 2,821 173.3 2,520 129.3 4,567 149.9 2,447 175.4 2,120 130.2 658 172.0 323 207.1 335 150.4
2024-2 5,159 146.5 2,723 171.5 2,436 128.0 4,372 145.7 2,338 171.1 2,034 126.5 667 177.5 324 200.4 343 160.7
2024-1 5,297 150.1 2,792 176.3 2,505 130.5 4,482 149.3 2,399 176.3 2,083 128.6 660 175.6 311 198.2 349 161.0
2023-4 5,294 151.0 2,820 178.3 2,474 129.7 4,537 152.1 2,430 178.4 2,107 131.0 638 170.6 333 219.4 305 140.7
2023-3 5,292 149.5 2,773 172.6 2,519 131.2 4,544 150.9 2,418 175.2 2,126 131.5 616 164.0 293 184.7 323 149.1
2023-2 5,159 148.9 2,724 174.0 2,435 129.8 4,410 149.3 2,383 176.3 2,027 128.2 639 172.5 282 186.3 357 165.1
2023-1 5,170 149.0 2,675 171.9 2,495 132.3 4,421 149.2 2,320 172.4 2,101 131.9 635 174.0 304 205.9 331 155.8
2022-4 5,376 155.0 2,808 179.2 2,568 136.8 4,571 154.8 2,398 177.7 2,173 137.3 694 186.8 349 228.9 345 161.4
2022-3 5,202 150.8 2,708 174.2 2,494 132.2 4,417 150.7 2,333 175.1 2,084 130.7 668 180.1 327 216.7 341 157.7
2022-2 5,133 151.5 2,647 173.8 2,486 134.3 4,398 152.4 2,284 174.2 2,114 135.1 615 167.9 311 205.2 304 144.5
2022-1 5,259 155.8 2,787 183.6 2,472 134.8 4,483 155.9 2,404 183.4 2,079 134.6 646 177.7 316 214.8 330 155.3
2021-4 5,543 164.0 2,974 195.1 2,569 140.9 4,732 164.4 2,555 194.1 2,177 142.4 696 190.6 360 238.4 336 157.8
2021-3 5,396 158.4 2,819 183.4 2,577 139.5 4,657 160.4 2,442 183.9 2,215 142.4 643 176.1 324 219.4 319 148.6
2021-2 5,076 150.7 2,665 176.9 2,411 131.0 4,318 150.7 2,299 177.1 2,019 130.4 645 178.3 306 210.7 339 159.1
2021-1 5,206 154.7 2,712 178.8 2,494 136.4 4,430 154.2 2,309 176.1 2,121 137.4 656 183.5 339 231.1 317 152.2
2020-4 5,490 162.8 2,930 193.1 2,560 140.4 4,773 165.6 2,563 195.1 2,210 143.5 628 175.3 327 225.6 301 143.0
2020-3 5,274 156.7 2,772 184.4 2,502 136.1 4,487 155.8 2,395 184.3 2,092 134.1 705 200.3 336 232.9 369 179.6
2020-2 5,029 151.6 2,655 179.1 2,374 131.1 4,331 152.3 2,326 181.0 2,005 130.4 610 166.4 290 191.6 320 149.5
2020-1 5,327 161.0 2,813 192.2 2,513 138.5 4,570 160.8 2,450 192.9 2,120 137.2 678 189.9 322 222.4 356 170.5
2019-4 5,357 161.1 2,747 185.1 2,610 144.5 4,547 159.4 2,373 184.6 2,174 141.6 699 189.2 325 213.9 374 173.9
2019-3 5,364 160.8 2,817 189.2 2,547 139.8 4,602 160.5 2,424 187.6 2,178 140.1 670 182.6 344 231.2 326 151.8
2019-2 5,037 154.3 2,594 178.6 2,443 136.2 4,316 153.8 2,245 178.4 2,071 135.1 625 174.2 311 211.5 314 150.7
2019-1 5,107 156.2 2,633 181.6 2,474 138.1 4,369 155.5 2,264 179.8 2,105 137.9 661 186.8 324 224.4 337 164.0
2018-4 5,324 164.1 2,825 195.5 2,499 140.8 4,548 163.2 2,440 194.7 2,108 139.7 671 188.9 328 223.8 343 165.8
2018-3 5,277 161.9 2,780 191.8 2,497 140.1 4,514 161.5 2,400 191.3 2,114 139.4 661 183.5 327 219.3 334 159.9
2018-2 5,052 158.3 2,655 189.2 2,397 136.9 4,316 157.3 2,274 186.5 2,042 136.9 615 173.6 314 219.4 301 145.5
2018-1 5,372 167.7 2,803 197.2 2,569 146.6 4,594 166.8 2,415 195.6 2,179 146.1 674 192.4 343 240.3 331 161.4
2017-4 5,168 161.5 2,685 189.5 2,483 141.3 4,397 159.4 2,305 186.7 2,092 139.5 657 187.9 330 231.9 327 159.3
2017-3 5,115 159.9 2,685 188.4 2,430 138.7 4,356 157.9 2,328 187.7 2,028 135.1 662 191.7 314 222.4 348 173.0
2017-2 5,052 160.5 2,646 190.6 2,406 138.8 4,312 158.7 2,290 189.3 2,022 136.4 652 193.3 319 228.8 333 169.1
2017-1 5,310 168.3 2,762 198.0 2,548 146.6 4,547 167.4 2,399 198.1 2,148 144.4 659 189.5 312 218.4 347 172.3
2016-4 5,382 171.6 2,793 201.4 2,589 149.9 4,587 169.4 2,394 198.5 2,193 148.3 695 201.5 350 242.8 345 173.6
2016-3 5,264 168.0 2,798 201.1 2,466 143.9 4,503 167.2 2,407 199.0 2,096 143.8 671 194.3 343 244.4 328 162.0
2016-2 5,155 163.4 2,651 188.6 2,504 145.1 4,352 160.3 2,265 185.5 2,087 141.9 694 202.7 330 234.1 364 181.4
2016-1 5,166 164.0 2,705 194.4 2,461 141.4 4,366 161.2 2,334 193.2 2,032 136.5 695 198.7 324 228.0 371 182.7
                                     

Notes:

PDeaths reported to the Michigan Vital Records office may be delayed by 7 days. Verifying the cause of death, and processing the records from administrative records may further delay the reports of deaths for statistical purposes.

Most causes of deaths are not coded immediately after the original death was reported. Lower counts of specific causes of death for more recent months should be considered a result of delayed coding, not a reduction in the counts of deaths themselves. The underlying cause of death is the condition giving rise to the chain of events leading to death. Starting January 1, 1999, the underlying causes of death were classified in accordance with the Tenth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD–10), a coding structure developed by the World Health Organization. Cancer deaths were classified using ICD-10 codes C00-C97.
Source: Michigan 2019–2026 Death File, Extracted October 26, 2026 . Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services.