Quarterly Surveillance Report 2007 Jul Special Supplement
Quarterly Surveillance Report 2007 Jul Special Supplement
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Population at Risk Because many potential cancer clusters are reported on the basis of suspected exposure to a local environmental hazard, the population at risk may initially be defined as people living near the hazard. However, some current residents may be newcomers and some previous residents may have left. Mobility makes it difficult to define the population at risk. The Montana Central Tumor Registry records the address at time of diagnosis for each cancer patient but that address may not... reflect the true history of possible exposure. The population at risk may be refined to include only long-term residents of the area near a suspected hazard.
Excess Occurrence Cancer occurs in all communities. The prevalence (number of cases that exist at any given time) and incidence (number of new cases diagnosed during a specified period of time) are described by either age-specific or age-adjusted rates, to take into account that cancer usually occurs in older individuals. Rates are expressed Montana Cancer Control Section using a common denominator, usually per 100,000 people at risk.
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Population at Risk Because many potential cancer clusters are reported on the basis of suspected exposure to a local environmental hazard, the population at risk may initially be defined as people living near the hazard. However, some current residents may be newcomers and some previous residents may have left. Mobility makes it difficult to define the population at risk. The Montana Central Tumor Registry records the address at time of diagnosis for each cancer patient but that address may not... reflect the true history of possible exposure. The population at risk may be refined to include only long-term residents of the area near a suspected hazard.
Excess Occurrence Cancer occurs in all communities. The prevalence (number of cases that exist at any given time) and incidence (number of new cases diagnosed during a specified period of time) are described by either age-specific or age-adjusted rates, to take into account that cancer usually occurs in older individuals. Rates are expressed Montana Cancer Control Section using a common denominator, usually per 100,000 people at risk.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Public Health And Human Services to read onlineMoreLess
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