Malignant Cancer Deaths
per 100,000 population
Description: These maps show deaths caused by malignant forms of cancer per 100,000 population across the EU27 and neighbouring countries.
Analysis & Metadata
Analysis:
On average, deaths caused by malignant forms of cancer per 100,000 population decreased by 0.9% per year across the EU27 in the last ten years (of available data).Projection:
If the next decade is like the previous one, deaths caused by malignant forms of cancer per 100,000 population will be around 222 by 2030 across the EU27. Data timeline: 2011 – 2018
Data treatment:
- This data has been parsed by a linear regression algorithm in order to complete any missing data with a likely statistical approximation (countries may be missing data for certain years for any number of reasons, see original source) and to produce statistical projections for the near future.
- The EU27 average has been weighted in accordance with population data.
Last updated: Wed 13 October 2021
Disclaimer: This data is taken from publicly available sources. Even though all reasonable endeavours have been made to ensure the reliability of the information presented, it is provided as is, without any guarantee of accuracy. Missing data may have been added using standard statistical approximation methods.