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Original Articles: Cancer Epidemiology

Age-specific survival trends and life-years lost in women with breast cancer 1990–2016: the NORDCAN survival studies

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Pages 1481-1489 | Received 18 Oct 2022, Accepted 05 Dec 2022, Published online: 21 Dec 2022

Figures & data

Figure 1. Breast cancer incidence (top panel) and mortality (bottom panel) by age at diagnosis in the Nordic countries 1990–2016.

Figure 1. Breast cancer incidence (top panel) and mortality (bottom panel) by age at diagnosis in the Nordic countries 1990–2016.

Figure 2. Time trends in age-standardized and age-specific 1-, 5-, and 10-year relative survival for women diagnosed with breast cancer in the Nordic countries 1990–2016. *Age-standardized estimates of 5- and 10-year relative survival for the latest available period marked with diamonds. Period window 2013–2017 (2012–2017 for Iceland, 2013–2016 for Finland). Estimates with 95% CI in Supplementary Tables 5 and 7.

Figure 2. Time trends in age-standardized and age-specific 1-, 5-, and 10-year relative survival for women diagnosed with breast cancer in the Nordic countries 1990–2016. *Age-standardized estimates of 5- and 10-year relative survival for the latest available period marked with diamonds. Period window 2013–2017 (2012–2017 for Iceland, 2013–2016 for Finland). Estimates with 95% CI in Supplementary Tables 5 and 7.

Table 1. Period estimates of age-standardized 5- and 10-year net and crude probability of death and life-years lost for women diagnosed with breast cancer in the Nordic countries.

Figure 3. Period estimates of 5-year (solid lines) and 10-year (interrupted lines) relative survival (RS) for women diagnosed with breast cancer by age at diagnosis. Period window 2013–2017 (2012–2017 for Iceland, 2013–2016 for Finland). Estimates with 95% CI in Supplementary Table 7. RS: relative survival.

Figure 3. Period estimates of 5-year (solid lines) and 10-year (interrupted lines) relative survival (RS) for women diagnosed with breast cancer by age at diagnosis. Period window 2013–2017 (2012–2017 for Iceland, 2013–2016 for Finland). Estimates with 95% CI in Supplementary Table 7. RS: relative survival.

Figure 4. Period estimates of average life-years lost for women diagnosed with breast cancer by age at diagnosis. Period window 2013–2017 (2012–2017 for Iceland, 2013–2016 for Finland). Estimates based on average background mortality in the Nordic countries (reference-adjusted). LYL: life-years lost; CI: confidence interval.

Figure 4. Period estimates of average life-years lost for women diagnosed with breast cancer by age at diagnosis. Period window 2013–2017 (2012–2017 for Iceland, 2013–2016 for Finland). Estimates based on average background mortality in the Nordic countries (reference-adjusted). LYL: life-years lost; CI: confidence interval.
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Data Availability Statement

The data underlying this article were provided by NORDCAN by permission. Data will be shared on request to the corresponding author with permission of the NORDCAN secretariat.