Cancer statistics in Northern Ireland

Prevalence

At the end of {{prevalence_year}} around {{full_prevalence_duration}}

people were living up to 24 years post a {{cancer_type}} cancer diagnosis in {{ccg16nm}}.

This could rise to an estimated 95,250
by 2030.

Between {{asr_start}} and {{asr_end}} there was an average of
{{inc_asr}} new {{cancer_type}} cancer diagnoses for every 100,000 people per year.

Between {{asr_start}} and {{asr_end}} an average of
{{mort_asr}} people in every 100,000 died from {{cancer_type}} cancer each year.

Between 2004 and 2011, the one-year net cancer survival rate in

{{ccg16nm}} was {{survival}}%.

{{score}}%

people out of {{respondents}} respondents rated their overall experience as excellent.

Between {{stage_diagnosis_year}}:

{{stage_1_proportion_by_stage}}%
of {{cancer_type}} were diagnosed at {{stage_1_label}}.

{{stage_2_proportion_by_stage}}%
of {{cancer_type}} were diagnosed at {{stage_2_label}}.

{{stage_3_proportion_by_stage}}%
of {{cancer_type}} were diagnosed at {{stage_3_label}}.

{{stage_4_proportion_by_stage}}%
of {{cancer_type}} were diagnosed at {{stage_4_label}}.

{{stage_unknown_proportion_by_stage}}%
of {{cancer_type}} were diagnosed at {{stage_unknown_label}}.

Between {{stage_survival_year}}:

One year survival for {{cancer_type}} cancer diagnosis at {{stage_1_label}} was
{{stage_1_net_surv_1yr}}.

One year survival for {{cancer_type}} cancer diagnosis at {{stage_2_label}} was
{{stage_2_net_surv_1yr}}.

One year survival for {{cancer_type}} cancer diagnosis at {{stage_3_label}} was
{{stage_3_net_surv_1yr}}.

One year survival for {{cancer_type}} cancer diagnosis at {{stage_4_label}} was
{{stage_4_net_surv_1yr}}.

One year survival for {{cancer_type}} cancer diagnosis at {{stage_unknown_label}} was
{{stage_unknown_net_surv_1yr}}.