CBTRUS Statistical Table 10

Statistical Table 10

Incidence and Mortality Rates Adjusted to the 1970 U.S. Standard Population for Primary Malignant Brain and Other Nervous System Tumors by State
STATE	YEARS	INCIDENCE RATES				YEARS	MORTALITY RATES
		male		female			male		female
		N	Rate	N	Rate		N	Rate	N	Rate
Alabama	1997	133	6.2	105	4.0	1993-1997	517	4.8	478	3.4
Alaska	1996-1997	30	5.2	23	4.4	1993-1997	66	5.2	17	1.5
Arizona	1993-1997	721	6.5	594	4.9	1993-1997	494	4.4	425	3.2
Arkansas	-	-	-	-	-	1993-1997	415	6.2	354	4.2
California	1993-1997	5,167	6.9	4,078	4.9	1993-1997	3,600	4.9	2,845	3.3
Colorado	1993-1997	666	7.3	552	5.6	1993-1997	431	4.9	354	3.4
Connecticut	1993-1997	639	7.5	546	5.5	1993-1997	383	4.4	347	3.1
Delaware	1993-1997	139	7.9	119	5.4	1993-1997	83	4.6	76	3.4
District of Columbia	1993-1997	80	6.0	83	4.7	1993-1997	41	3.0	36	1.8
Florida	1993-1997	3,039	7.3	2,508	5.3	1993-1997	2,338	5.3	1,919	3.6
Georgia	1993-1997	572	5.7	533	4.6	1993-1997	767	4.9	667	3.3
Hawaii	1993-1997	141	4.6	124	3.9	1993-1997	88	2.8	70	2.0
Idaho	1993-1997	229	7.9	168	5.3	1993-1997	153	5.3	116	3.5
Illinois	1993-1997	2,035	6.9	1,626	4.7	1993-1997	1,378	4.7	1,127	3.0
Indiana	1995-1997	586	6.8	467	4.6	1993-1997	717	5.0	658	3.6
Iowa	1993-1997	570	7.6	468	5.4	1993-1997	444	5.6	401	4.2
Kansas	1993-1997	-	-	-	-	1993-1997	393	5.9	319	3.9
Kentucky	1993-1997	700	7.2	623	5.3	1993-1997	593	6.0	476	3.9
Louisiana	1993-1997	637	6.2	579	4.7	1993-1997	469	4.6	430	3.3
Maine	1993-1997	217	8.5	164	5.5	1993-1997	198	6.0	149	3.5
Maryland	1993-1997	872	7.2	756	5.3	1993-1997	546	4.6	489	3.3
Massachusetts	1993-1997	1,271	8.3	1,134	6.1	1993-1997	772	5.0	634	3.2
Michigan	1993-1996	1,451	7.6	1,160	5.2	1993-1997	1,303	5.3	1,069	3.6
Minnesota	1993-1997	842	7.4	622	4.9	1993-1997	6.9	5.3	510	3.8
Mississippi	1997	82	6.1	55	3.3	1993-1997	345	5.3	510	3.5
Missouri	-	-	-	-	-	1993-1997	742	5.3	599	3.4
Montana	1993-1997	190	8.3	129	5.1	1993-1997	128	5.4	86	3.2
Nebraska	1993-1997	299	7.0	238	5.2	1993-1997	246	5.8	199	3.9
Nevada	1993-1997	252	6.3	176	4.4	1993-1997	189	4.7	102	2.4
New Hampshire	1993-1997	233	8.4	182	5.9	1993-1997	188	6.8	131	3.9
New Jersey	1993-1997	1,539	7.5	1,320	5.3	1993-1997	886	4.2	795	3.0
New Mexico	1993-1997	268	6.6	176	3.9	1993-1997	184	4.5	117	2.5
New York	1993-1997	3,536	7.8	3,160	5.7	1993-1997	1,1990	4.3	1,743	2.9
North Carolina	1993-1997	1,123	6.3	1,075	5.2	1993-1997	952	5.3	885	3.9
North Dakota	1997	22	6.4	27	7.1	1993-1997	96	5.4	87	4.3
Ohio	1996-1997	779	6.8	630	4.8	1993-1997	1,465	5.1	1,166	3.2
Oklahoma	-	-	-	-	-	1993-1997	462	5.4	367	3.4
Oregon	1996-1997	275	8.1	214	5.9	1993-1997	495	5.8	413	4.1
Pennsylvania	1993-1997	2,250	7.0	2,030	5.3	1993-1997	1,600	4.8	1,464	3.4
Rhode Island	1993-1997	195	7.7	210	6.5	1993-1997	130	4.9	154	4.5
South Carolina	1997	114	6.0	112	4.9	1993-1997	512	5.7	391	3.4
South Dakota	-	-	-	-	-	1993-1997	114	5.9	96	4.2
Tennessee	1993-1997	1,064	8.2	927	6.3	1993-1997	793	6.0	674	4.1
Texas	1995-1996	1,173	6.6	1,016	5.0	1993-1997	2,193	5.2	1,913	3.7
Utah	1993-1997	304	7.0	260	5.5	1993-1997	196	4.9	140	3.1
Vermont	-	-	-	-	-	1993-1997	72	5.0	56	3.2
Virginia	1993-1997	889	5.7	713	4.0	1993-1997	716	4.5	608	3.1
Washington	1994-1997	854	7.8	610	5.1	1993-1997	754	5.5	536	3.5
West Virginia	1993-1997	326	6.8	323	5.6	1993-1997	243	4.8	259	4.0
Wisconsin	1993-1997	1,014	7.7	891	5.9	1993-1997	709	5.3	591	3.7
Wyoming	1993-1997	76	6.1	71	5.7	1993-1997	63	5.1	48	3.7

-- Not available.
Rates are per 100,000 person-years.

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