data.cecx_3y_prevalence: 3-year prevalence of cervical cancer
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3-year prevalence of cervical cancer
Description
A dataset containing the 3-year prevalence (proportion) of cervical cancer in 185 countries, as reported by
IARC's Globocan 2018 database.
Usage
data.cecx_3y_prevalence
Format
A data table containing 185 observations of 103 variables.
- Country
Country name
- iso3
ISO3 country code
- Source
Data source
- Year
Data source (year)
- 0..100
Age 0-100
Details
As per IARC definition – The (3-year) prevalence of a given cancer
is the number of individuals within a defined population who have been diagnosed with that
cancer (within 3 years) and who are still alive at a given point in time (i.e. the survivors).
Source
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3-year prevalence of cervical cancer
Description
A dataset containing the 3-year prevalence (proportion) of cervical cancer in 185 countries, as reported by IARC's Globocan 2018 database.
Usage
data.cecx_3y_prevalence
Format
A data table containing 185 observations of 103 variables.
- Country
Country name
- iso3
ISO3 country code
- Source
Data source
- Year
Data source (year)
- 0..100
Age 0-100
Details
As per IARC definition – The (3-year) prevalence of a given cancer is the number of individuals within a defined population who have been diagnosed with that cancer (within 3 years) and who are still alive at a given point in time (i.e. the survivors).
Source
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