Invasive Cancer Incidence by Age at Diagnosis

Invasive Cancer Incidence by Age at Diagnosis
Male Hillsdale County Residents, 1985-2020
Year of Diagnosis	< 50 Years		50 - 74 Years		75 Years and Over		Total
Year of Diagnosis	Average Number	Age- Specific Rate	Average Number	Age- Specific Rate	Average Number	Age- Specific Rate	Average Number	Age- Adjusted Rate
2018-2020	12	83.6 ±27.5	96	1,266.4 ±124.7	38	2,283.8 ±313.9	145	452.8 ±40.9
2017-2019	13	90.6 ±28.5	97	1,280.3 ±125.6	40	2,405.2 ±318.2	148	466.1 ±41.7
2016-2018	12	87.7 ±28.0	94	1,239.4 ±124.2	38	2,421.4 ±325.2	144	461.3 ±41.8
2015-2017	10	67.6 ±24.6	87	1,146.3 ±120.9	41	2,697.9 ±337.0	137	451.7 ±40.8
2014-2016	9	62.3 ±23.6	87	1,148.4 ±121.0	38	2,562.3 ±340.5	133	449.0 ±41.1
2013-2015	8	56.9 ±22.4	76	1,014.6 ±116.2	34	2,412.5 ±343.0	118	410.0 ±40.0
2012-2014	9	58.6 ±22.6	71	962.1 ±114.5	29	2,076.2 ±338.4	108	379.6 ±39.3
2011-2013	9	62.3 ±23.1	71	975.7 ±115.9	29	2,192.5 ±347.8	109	389.5 ±39.8
2010-2012	12	77.4 ±25.5	86	1,194.3 ±125.6	30	2,319.0 ±355.5	127	454.5 ±42.9
2009-2011	11	71.8 ±24.4	95	1,349.0 ±132.1	34	2,639.8 ±365.4	140	505.4 ±44.9
2008-2010	12	77.2 ±25.1	91	1,318.3 ±132.7	36	2,835.9 ±371.0	138	516.2 ±46.1
2007-2009	12	75.5 ±24.6	85	1,261.6 ±132.3	40	3,172.0 ±376.2	136	522.5 ±46.4
2006-2008	14	86.6 ±25.9	85	1,289.2 ±135.0	38	3,061.8 ±378.9	136	529.0 ±47.2
2005-2007	12	74.8 ±24.0	88	1,365.3 ±139.1	35	2,905.4 ±379.8	135	529.4 ±47.0
2004-2006	12	69.8 ±23.1	90	1,447.3 ±143.8	30	2,527.4 ±376.5	132	525.3 ±47.1
2003-2005	11	65.0 ±22.2	84	1,391.7 ±144.1	31	2,605.2 ±381.8	125	516.4 ±46.8
2002-2004	12	72.6 ±23.3	81	1,377.6 ±146.2	31	2,633.9 ±384.4	123	526.1 ±47.3
2001-2003	12	70.1 ±22.8	76	1,343.1 ±147.2	33	2,937.7 ±393.7	121	531.8 ±48.2
2000-2002	14	81.9 ±24.6	68	1,234.2 ±145.0	35	3,106.2 ±398.2	116	522.5 ±48.4
1999-2001	14	83.8 ±24.8	67	1,248.9 ±147.5	36	3,276.7 ±403.7	117	529.6 ±49.8
1998-2000	15	87.8 ±25.4	68	1,297.2 ±151.5	36	3,329.1 ±406.9	118	549.1 ±50.5
1997-1999	14	79.9 ±24.3	73	1,427.2 ±158.6	33	3,180.2 ±411.3	119	555.0 ±51.6
1996-1998	13	77.9 ±24.0	69	1,388.1 ±159.5	31	3,067.3 ±416.2	113	540.1 ±51.1
1995-1997	11	66.2 ±22.2	63	1,294.7 ±157.6	26	2,558.9 ±413.0	99	479.4 ±48.8
1994-1996	11	64.6 ±22.0	66	1,397.5 ±163.2	28	2,881.6 ±422.6	105	521.9 ±50.2
1993-1995	10	61.2 ±21.6	67	1,430.4 ±165.5	32	3,265.0 ±427.9	108	541.6 ±51.6
1992-1994	12	69.6 ±23.0	65	1,414.1 ±166.0	39	4,111.0 ±422.1	116	590.0 ±54.2
1991-1993	10	57.5 ±21.0	63	1,376.3 ±165.8	39	4,091.1 ±425.1	110	576.6 ±53.5
1990-1992	9	51.5 ±19.9	61	1,357.2 ±166.1	37	3,925.1 ±430.7	106	557.7 ±52.9
1989-1991	10	60.2 ±21.6	57	1,280.7 ±163.8	36	3,871.4 ±434.6	102	547.4 ±52.6
1988-1990	11	69.1 ±23.2	52	1,167.8 ±159.2	37	4,120.3 ±433.7	100	545.8 ±53.1
1987-1989	11	65.5 ±22.7	51	1,148.5 ±158.5	33	3,737.3 ±443.7	94	519.2 ±52.6
1986-1988	8	51.2 ±20.2	46	1,052.4 ±153.8	27	3,109.4 ±449.3	81	450.3 ±50.1
1985-1987	7	40.8 ±18.2	40	901.5 ±145.3	24	2,756.2 ±447.6	70	393.5 ±47.7

Invasive Cancer Incidence by Age at Diagnosis
Female Hillsdale County Residents, 1985-2020
Year of Diagnosis	< 50 Years		50 - 74 Years		75 Years and Over		Total
Year of Diagnosis	Average Number	Age- Specific Rate	Average Number	Age- Specific Rate	Average Number	Age- Specific Rate	Average Number	Age- Adjusted Rate
2018-2020	11	81.3 ±27.6	83	1,079.3 ±117.0	36	1,726.6 ±262.7	130	389.3 ±39.2
2017-2019	15	111.2 ±31.9	79	1,019.8 ±114.7	35	1,694.6 ±261.4	128	402.1 ±41.2
2016-2018	16	117.7 ±32.7	84	1,093.3 ±117.9	29	1,437.8 ±251.9	129	414.6 ±42.5
2015-2017	18	129.6 ±34.1	81	1,052.7 ±116.4	32	1,598.8 ±262.5	130	423.5 ±43.1
2014-2016	19	136.5 ±34.9	88	1,150.7 ±120.5	33	1,651.6 ±266.6	138	444.8 ±43.5
2013-2015	16	115.4 ±32.1	74	976.2 ±113.9	34	1,718.2 ±270.8	123	393.8 ±40.4
2012-2014	17	119.0 ±32.3	72	961.3 ±113.6	32	1,641.9 ±268.1	120	388.3 ±40.0
2011-2013	17	117.1 ±31.9	71	957.2 ±114.0	30	1,518.3 ±261.8	117	384.7 ±40.3
2010-2012	18	122.5 ±32.3	74	1,002.4 ±116.8	31	1,587.3 ±265.3	122	399.7 ±41.0
2009-2011	18	122.8 ±32.1	80	1,114.4 ±122.5	34	1,755.3 ±273.9	132	438.1 ±42.9
2008-2010	17	114.0 ±30.7	72	1,026.2 ±120.3	32	1,675.8 ±272.4	121	407.8 ±41.5
2007-2009	20	134.2 ±32.8	73	1,055.9 ±123.0	31	1,636.7 ±273.3	123	428.9 ±43.0
2006-2008	18	114.0 ±30.1	61	912.0 ±117.8	28	1,495.0 ±267.8	106	371.9 ±40.0
2005-2007	19	118.7 ±30.4	60	906.7 ±118.9	31	1,699.3 ±279.9	109	384.9 ±40.5
2004-2006	16	102.3 ±28.2	54	833.0 ±116.3	33	1,855.0 ±288.5	103	365.8 ±39.4
2003-2005	19	120.5 ±30.3	59	929.4 ±122.5	35	1,990.5 ±295.3	113	405.5 ±41.4
2002-2004	20	123.9 ±30.6	59	954.9 ±125.1	34	1,938.2 ±295.2	112	409.1 ±42.0
2001-2003	21	132.1 ±31.6	67	1,109.8 ±133.8	36	2,042.0 ±299.4	123	453.7 ±44.1
2000-2002	20	121.2 ±30.3	61	1,030.9 ±131.9	32	1,821.0 ±292.0	111	415.8 ±42.5
1999-2001	19	118.9 ±30.0	60	1,047.6 ±134.5	32	1,830.2 ±293.1	110	417.9 ±42.9
1998-2000	15	93.7 ±26.7	49	873.2 ±127.4	29	1,666.7 ±286.8	92	351.4 ±39.5
1997-1999	14	83.2 ±25.3	49	903.1 ±130.8	29	1,721.4 ±290.7	91	353.1 ±39.7
1996-1998	17	101.6 ±27.7	50	954.0 ±135.4	25	1,481.2 ±279.8	91	362.9 ±41.0
1995-1997	19	116.2 ±29.6	53	1,031.7 ±140.9	22	1,293.7 ±269.2	93	378.7 ±42.3
1994-1996	24	150.1 ±33.4	48	950.6 ±137.8	20	1,224.5 ±265.5	92	382.1 ±43.1
1993-1995	18	109.2 ±28.9	46	908.4 ±136.2	23	1,394.9 ±278.0	86	350.8 ±40.9
1992-1994	17	107.2 ±28.7	50	1,014.4 ±142.9	30	1,834.3 ±301.8	97	396.3 ±43.4
1991-1993	15	90.4 ±26.4	56	1,143.5 ±150.2	33	2,034.5 ±310.6	103	417.5 ±44.0
1990-1992	15	94.6 ±27.0	56	1,154.5 ±151.4	35	2,189.3 ±316.2	106	434.3 ±45.2
1989-1991	16	97.1 ±27.4	50	1,044.0 ±146.5	32	1,975.6 ±310.4	97	408.0 ±44.7
1988-1990	16	97.9 ±27.6	47	977.4 ±143.2	30	1,871.5 ±308.1	92	394.5 ±44.7
1987-1989	15	96.5 ±27.5	45	928.4 ±140.4	25	1,605.2 ±298.4	84	371.4 ±44.2
1986-1988	14	88.6 ±26.5	37	767.6 ±130.3	22	1,442.2 ±292.2	72	324.5 ±42.1
1985-1987	16	102.4 ±28.5	38	788.4 ±131.7	22	1,470.9 ±296.9	75	342.5 ±44.0

Notes:
Age-Specific Rates are per 100,000 population in a specific sex and age group. Age-Adjusted Rates are per 100,000 male and female 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. Case: A case is defined as a person with any newly diagnosed cancer with a behavior code of 3 (malignant primary site). Both in-situ and invasive urinary bladder cancer cases are included, in order to be consistent with national tabulations from the National Cancer Institute. COVID-19 Pandemic: In 2020, the highly publicized impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on health services and the consequential delays and reductions in cancer screening and diagnosis led to a decline in the 2020 incidence rates for most cancer sites. Because 2020 was a temporary, anomalous year, it can bias estimates such as cancer incidence trends. Source : Michigan Resident Cancer Incidence File. Updated with cases processed through November 30, 2022. Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services. Last Updated : April 13, 2023

Notes:

Age-Specific Rates are per 100,000 population in a specific sex and age group. Age-Adjusted Rates are per 100,000 male and female 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.

Case: A case is defined as a person with any newly diagnosed cancer with a behavior code of 3 (malignant primary site). Both in-situ and invasive urinary bladder cancer cases are included, in order to be consistent with national tabulations from the National Cancer Institute.

COVID-19 Pandemic: In 2020, the highly publicized impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on health services and the consequential delays and reductions in cancer screening and diagnosis led to a decline in the 2020 incidence rates for most cancer sites. Because 2020 was a temporary, anomalous year, it can bias estimates such as cancer incidence trends.

Source : Michigan Resident Cancer Incidence File. Updated with cases processed through November 30, 2022. Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services.

Last Updated : April 13, 2023