Top Diagnosed Cancers in First Nations Men and Women First Nations - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Top Diagnosed Cancers in First Nations Men and Women First Nations Women First Nations Men Prostate Breast 23% 34% All Other All Other 38% 47% Colorectal 20% Colorectal 13% Lung Lung 9% 10% Cervix 6% Top Diagnosed Cancers in

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Top Diagnosed Cancers in First Nations Men and Women

Breast 34% Colorectal 13% Lung 9% Cervix 6% All Other 38%

First Nations Women

Prostate 23% Colorectal 20% Lung 10% All Other 47%

First Nations Men

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First Nations Women

Bladder 1.0% Brain 1.0% Esophagus 0.6% Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 3.0% Hodgkin Lymphoma 0.4% Kidney 3.0% Larynx 0.3% Leukemia 2.0% Liver 0.7% Melanoma 1.0% Multiple Myeloma 0.8% Ovary 3.0% Pancreas 2.0% Stomach 2.0% Thyroid 3.0% Uterus 3.0% Oral 2.0% All other 9.2%

Top Diagnosed Cancers in First Nations Men and Women (Continued)

First Nations Men

Bladder 2.0% Brain 2.0% Esophagus 2.0% Kidney 4.0% Hodgkin Lymphoma 0.5% Larynx 1.0% Leukemia 3.0% Liver 2.0% Stomach 3.0% Melanoma 0.6% Multiple Myeloma 2.0% Pancreas 2.0% Testis 3.0% Thyroid 1.0% Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 4% Oral 4% All Other 10.9%

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Males Females Age–standardized colorectal cancer incidence rates (per 100,000) with SRR (95% CI)

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Age–standardized cancer incidence rates (per 100,000) with SRR (95% CI)

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Poorer survival was seen in First Nations people diagnosed

with cancer in 10 of the 15 cancer sites examined in women and 10 of the 12 cancer sites examined in men.

Poorer survival could be a combination of poorer utilization
r access to culturally safe screening programs and primary

care services, and/or poorer access to timely, appropriate and culturally safe cancer treatments.

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Screen. For wisdom.
Screen. For family.
Screen. For community.

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