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1 13 site specific articles 13 site specific articles Adult patients (age 15+) Adult patients (age 15+) Survival by subsite, tumour morphology, stage Survival by subsite, tumour morphology, stage Country-specific survival Country-specific survival Time trends incidence and survival Time trends incidence and survival

2 Between country differences in cancer survival 2000-07

3 Chronic Myeloid Leukemia 5-year relative survival 2000-07 by country and region 52,9 (51,6 – 54,2) Northern Europe Ireland and UK Central Europe Southern Europe Eastern Europe

4 Haematological malignancies Time trends in age-standardized 5-y RS Hodgkin's lymphoma Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia/ small lymphocytic lymphoma Follicular lymphoma Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma Multiple myeloma/plasmacytoma Chronic myeloid leukaemia

5 Average Total National Expenditure on Health (TNEH) and tertiles of 5-y age-and case-mix adjusted relative survival for all cancer cases diagnosed in 2000-07 Average TNEH per capite $ Purchasing Power Parity 2000-07 5-y relative survival tertiles for all cancer cases diagnosed in 2000-07 R 2 log-linear regression 73%

6 EUROCARE 5 KEY MESSAGES Continuous improvements in cancer survival over time, but persisting variations across countries and regions point inequalities in the access and availability of adequate cancer care variations in survival related to combination of: - differences in cancer biology (stomach, head & neck) -diagnostic intensity and screening (breast, colorectal, prostate), which are reflected in earlier stage at diagnosis -availability of effective treatments (haematological malignancies) -socioeconomic status, lifestyle and general health differences between populations Population-based survival information deriving from CR allows monitoring cancer survival trends, but further investigation are needed: Better tumour characterisation Comorbidity and its influence on the prognosis Survivorship Cancer costs and organization of care we must continue to urge Member States to ensure that public health research shall not be impeded by the new proposal on the General Data Protection Regulation


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