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Cancer outcomes include relative survival, mortality, prevalence, recurrence and palliative care.

Outcomes indicators

Cancer mortality

Cancer mortality

Relative survival rate

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Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (prostate cancer)
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (melanoma)
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (lung cancer)
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (female breast cancer)
Relative survival by stage at diagnosis (colorectal cancer)
10-year relative survival
5-year relative survival

Conditional relative survival rate

Conditional 5-year relative survival

Survival by stage at diagnosis (childhood cancers)

Five-year relative survival by stage at diagnosis for childhood cancers

Mortality-to-incidence ratio

Mortality-to-incidence ratio

Prevalence

Five-year prevalence

Recurrence

Cancer recurrence generally refers to a cancer diagnosis following a period of remission.

Palliative care

Cancer palliative care is specialised care for people who have cancer that cannot be cured.

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