Cancer in Australia
2001
Full publication
Publication table of contents
- Preliminary material (210K PDF)
- Title page and verso
- Contents
- List of tables
- List of figures
- Preface
- Contributors
- Executive summary
- Sections
- Introduction (277K PDF)
- What is cancer?
- Cancer surveillance in Australia
- The National Cancer Statistics Clearing
House
- Other sources of data on cancer
- Structure of this report
- Cancer in Australia
- General
- Most common cancers
- Age and sex differences
- Cancer prevalence
- Cancers attributed to smoking and alcohol
consumption
- Cancer rates in the states and territories,
1997-2001
- Mesothelioma data in the National Cancer
Statistics Clearing House
- Cancer trends(431K PDF)
- National trends in cancer incidence and
mortality
- Incidence and mortality tables
- Guide to interpreting incidence and
mortality tables
- Other sources of cancer data
- Cancer mortality-multiple causes of
death
- Cancer mortality by remoteness category
- Cancer expenditure
- Cancer screening
- Management of cancer in general practice
- International comparison
- End matter
- Tables (246K
PDF)
- Summary tables 2001
- Tables for selected cancers 2001
- Appendixes (219K PDF)
- Appendix A: International Classification of
Diseases, 10th Revision-cancer codes
and combinations used in this report
- Appendix B: Methods
- Appendix C: Population data
- Appendix D: Cancer registration in Australia
- Appendix E: Cancer registries contact
list
- Appendix F: Tables published on the
Internet
- Glossary (186K PDF)
- Data sources
- References
- Related publications
Additional material
- Appendix F: Tables published on the Internet
Notes and corrections
The current version of the publication is presented
above.
Previous versions of files that have been updated or
corrected are presented below.
- This electronic copy differs from the hard copy, for
changes please see Errata (63KB PDF).
- Attributable fractions reported in Ridolfo and
Stevenson 2001 were used to calculate the numbers of
cancers attributable to smoking and alcohol presented in
Cancer in Australia 1999, Cancer in Australia 2000 and
Cancer in Australia 2001. However, the fractions for
cancers attributable to alcohol presented in table 2
(page 18 of the 1999 report, page 19 of the 2000 report
and page 17 of the 2001 report) were
inadvertently not updated in the printed versions of
these reports and still reflect earlier fractions
reported by English et al. 1995. There was also a problem
with the way the fractions for cancers attributable to
smoking were applied for female cancers and pages
17, 18, 78, 79, 101 and 104 have been corrected and replaced.