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Missouri Cancer Lawyer: Cancer Statistics in MS
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| Incidence Rate Report for Missouri by
County All Races, Both Sexes, All Cancer Sites, All Ages Sorted by Rate |
| County |
Annual Incidence Rate 1 over rate period cases per 100,000 (95% Confidence Interval) |
Average Annual Count |
Rate Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| US (SEER+NPCR)2 | 461.6 (460.8, 462.5) |
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| Missouri5 | 455.9 (452.8, 459.1) | 26,707 |
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| Missouri5 | 444.8 (439.5, 450.3) | 26,316 |
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| Lewis County5 | 579.4 (503.3, 665.4) | 72 |
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| Marion County5 | 534.2 (489.0, 582.8) | 178 |
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| Mississippi County5 | 525.8 (461.6, 597.3) | 82 |
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| Pulaski County5 | 519.6 (471.5, 571.6) | 148 |
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| Knox County5 | 515.6 (414.6, 643.3) | 32 |
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| St. Louis County5 | 498.9 (491.3, 506.6) | 5,516 |
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| St. Louis City5 | 494.3 (480.8, 508.2) | 1,706 |
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| Clay County5 | 491.7 (472.6, 511.5) | 835 |
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| Montgomery County5 | 488.2 (424.2, 560.8) | 72 |
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| Benton County5 | 483.2 (434.7, 538.1) | 131 |
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| Clinton County5 | 482.9 (429.1, 542.3) | 99 |
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| St. Francois County5 | 482.6 (451.5, 515.5) | 300 |
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| Mercer County5 | 479.2 (374.5, 614.4) | 26 |
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| Perry County5 | 475.5 (422.3, 533.9) | 99 |
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| Carter County5 | 474.1 (384.7, 580.7) | 33 |
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| Madison County5 | 473.1 (410.2, 544.4) | 70 |
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| St. Charles County5 | 472.9 (456.5, 489.7) | 1,098 |
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| Taney County5 | 471.2 (436.1, 508.6) | 229 |
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| Buchanan County5 | 470.6 (445.3, 497.0) | 437 |
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| Henry County5 | 470.2 (424.9, 519.9) | 136 |
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| Wayne County5 | 470.0 (413.7, 533.9) | 89 |
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| Reynolds County5 | 469.8 (387.9, 568.2) | 40 |
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| Jasper County5 | 467.0 (443.8, 491.1) | 509 |
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| Sullivan County5 | 466.1 (387.8, 558.1) | 44 |
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| Howell County5 | 465.6 (429.5, 504.3) | 210 |
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| Iron County5 | 463.5 (398.7, 537.6) | 62 |
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| Jackson County5 | 463.3 (453.8, 473.0) | 2,996 |
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| Bates County5 | 462.5 (409.6, 521.4) | 95 |
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| Caldwell County5 | 461.5 (390.9, 543.8) | 52 |
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| Harrison County5 | 460.7 (394.4, 538.1) | 62 |
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| Scott County5 | 460.2 (423.7, 499.1) | 197 |
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| Daviess County5 | 459.7 (385.4, 546.6) | 47 |
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| Crawford County5 | 459.2 (412.8, 510.1) | 121 |
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| Phelps County5 | 458.7 (422.0, 498.0) | 193 |
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| Atchison County5 | 457.9 (379.8, 554.3) | 44 |
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| Putnam County5 | 455.5 (364.8, 567.8) | 32 |
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| Shelby County5 | 454.2 (376.7, 547.0) | 43 |
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| Greene County5 | 452.1 (437.0, 467.7) | 1,127 |
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| Pettis County5 | 448.4 (412.9, 486.4) | 199 |
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| Holt County5 | 447.1 (360.4, 557.2) | 33 |
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| Butler County5 | 445.5 (411.9, 481.5) | 220 |
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| Platte County5 | 445.5 (415.4, 477.3) | 287 |
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| New Madrid County5 | 445.1 (396.0, 499.1) | 101 |
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| St. Clair County5 | 444.9 (382.5, 519.0) | 64 |
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| Stoddard County5 | 443.6 (404.8, 485.6) | 164 |
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| Audrain County5 | 442.0 (399.7, 488.0) | 137 |
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| Christian County5 | 441.7 (408.4, 477.2) | 219 |
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| Clark County5 | 441.6 (366.2, 530.6) | 41 |
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| Barry County5 | 441.2 (404.7, 480.5) | 183 |
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| Cedar County5 | 440.6 (386.9, 502.0) | 86 |
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| Ralls County5 | 438.9 (370.2, 518.8) | 48 |
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| Ray County5 | 438.9 (392.1, 490.3) | 107 |
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| Saline County5 | 438.9 (394.5, 487.6) | 123 |
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| Worth County5 | 438.3 (312.2, 621.1) | 15 |
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| Boone County5 | 437.3 (414.0, 461.6) | 449 |
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| Polk County5 | 437.1 (394.2, 483.7) | 129 |
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| Cole County5 | 436.9 (408.4, 466.9) | 293 |
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| Gentry County5 | 436.9 (361.3, 528.2) | 43 |
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| Lincoln County5 | 436.9 (397.8, 478.9) | 154 |
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| Shannon County5 | 436.9 (364.8, 522.0) | 44 |
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| Wright County5 | 436.3 (386.4, 491.6) | 95 |
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| Callaway County5 | 436.2 (398.1, 477.1) | 161 |
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| Miller County5 | 435.6 (390.7, 484.6) | 116 |
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| Jefferson County5 | 433.1 (414.7, 452.1) | 728 |
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| Cooper County5 | 433.0 (378.8, 493.6) | 79 |
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| Macon County5 | 432.1 (380.3, 490.2) | 89 |
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| Hickory County5 | 431.9 (370.1, 507.2) | 68 |
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| Webster County5 | 428.9 (386.8, 474.6) | 128 |
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| Randolph County5 | 427.7 (383.9, 475.5) | 117 |
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| Pike County5 | 427.6 (377.5, 483.5) | 89 |
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| Texas County5 | 425.8 (383.4, 472.5) | 126 |
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| Dade County5 | 423.5 (355.7, 504.7) | 48 |
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| Scotland County5 | 421.9 (332.8, 532.2) | 28 |
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| Franklin County5 | 420.5 (396.8, 445.4) | 391 |
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| Laclede County5 | 418.5 (380.5, 459.5) | 149 |
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| Dent County5 | 416.0 (364.0, 474.7) | 79 |
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| Grundy County5 | 414.9 (355.2, 483.9) | 61 |
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| Cape Girardeau County5 | 413.7 (386.8, 442.1) | 295 |
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| Monroe County5 | 412.7 (348.1, 488.6) | 50 |
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| Adair County5 | 412.0 (364.9, 464.0) | 94 |
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| Cass County5 | 411.1 (385.6, 437.9) | 326 |
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| Schuyler County5 | 409.9 (318.7, 527.5) | 24 |
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| Morgan County5 | 409.5 (366.0, 458.2) | 114 |
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| Johnson County5 | 409.2 (372.7, 448.6) | 156 |
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| Lawrence County5 | 408.5 (373.0, 446.7) | 166 |
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| Bollinger County5 | 407.3 (347.4, 475.6) | 55 |
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| Dunklin County5 | 406.8 (370.8, 445.6) | 161 |
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| Camden County5 | 406.1 (373.7, 441.3) | 215 |
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| Ozark County5 | 405.4 (345.0, 476.8) | 56 |
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| Douglas County5 | 404.7 (350.3, 467.2) | 68 |
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| Linn County5 | 404.4 (352.1, 464.3) | 77 |
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| De Kalb County5 | 403.3 (340.8, 475.6) | 50 |
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| Livingston County5 | 402.6 (350.8, 461.3) | 77 |
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| Carroll County5 | 398.6 (337.5, 469.6) | 54 |
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| Oregon County5 | 395.7 (337.0, 464.2) | 56 |
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| Lafayette County5 | 395.3 (359.3, 434.4) | 150 |
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| Warren County5 | 393.1 (349.8, 440.7) | 101 |
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| Barton County5 | 392.0 (334.7, 457.3) | 57 |
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| Ripley County5 | 390.4 (337.6, 450.8) | 67 |
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| Vernon County5 | 388.6 (343.5, 438.7) | 91 |
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| Stone County5 | 387.8 (352.4, 427.0) | 159 |
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| Osage County5 | 381.7 (324.5, 446.8) | 53 |
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| Nodaway County5 | 377.0 (330.6, 428.9) | 82 |
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| Maries County5 | 376.1 (311.0, 453.0) | 40 |
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| Washington County5 | 376.1 (331.1, 426.2) | 86 |
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| Newton County5 | 374.3 (346.0, 404.4) | 216 |
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| Howard County5 | 371.9 (309.9, 444.4) | 44 |
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| Chariton County5 | 370.5 (309.2, 444.9) | 46 |
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| Gasconade County5 | 370.0 (322.1, 424.7) | 74 |
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| Sainte Genevieve County5 | 368.3 (321.1, 421.4) | 73 |
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| Moniteau County5 | 360.8 (307.8, 420.8) | 56 |
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| Pemiscot County5 | 345.8 (301.4, 395.6) | 74 |
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| Andrew County5 | 331.8 (285.0, 384.8) | 60 |
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| Dallas County5 | 331.5 (284.2, 385.6) | 59 |
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| McDonald County5 | 327.5 (283.7, 376.6) | 68 |
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| Created by
statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 10/31/2005 1:30 pm. State Cancer Registries may provide more current or more local data. * Data has been suppressed to ensure confidentiality and stability of rate estimates. Counts for both sexes are suppressed if fewer than 16 cases were reported in a specific area-sex-race category. ** Data not available because of state legislation and regulations which prohibit the release of county level data to outside entities. *** Data not provided because it did not meet USCS data quality standards for one or more years during the rate period of data collection. While 92% of the US population resided in geographic areas with population-based cancer registries meeting the registry eligibility criteria for 2000, 8% of the US population was not yet represented in the United States Cancer Statistics. American Cancer Society's Facts & Figures provides estimates of numbers of new cancer cases and deaths. **** Data does not include cases diagnosed in other states because data exchange agreements prohibit the release of data to third parties. 1 Incidence rates (cases per 100,000 population per year) are age-adjusted to the 2000 US standard population by 5-year age groups. Rates are for invasive cancer only, unless otherwise specified. 2 Source: State Cancer Registry and the National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS), CDC, January 2004 data submission, as published in United States Cancer Statistics, November 2004. 5 Source: State Cancer Registry and the National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS), CDC, January 2004 data submission. 6 Source: SEER November 2004 submission. Rates calculated using SEER*Stat. Population counts for denominators are based on Census populations as modified by NCI. Interpret Rankings provides insight into interpreting cancer incidence statistics. When the population size for a denominator is small, the rates may be unstable. A rate is unstable when a small change in the numerator (e.g., only one or two additional cases) has a dramatic effect on the calculated rate. Suppression is used to avoid misinterpretation when rates are unstable. | |||
Source: statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov
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see also:
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Florida Cancer Lawyer: Cancer Statistics in FLFlorida Cancer Statistics from FL Cancer Lawsuit Lawyer/Attorney
KY
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