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Bowel Cancer

Bowel Cancer. The statistics in this presentation are based on the Bowel CancerStats report published in 2007. However, the incidence, mortality and survival statistics have been updated to reflect the latest available data.

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Bowel Cancer

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  1. Bowel Cancer The statistics in this presentation are based on the Bowel CancerStats report published in 2007. However, the incidence, mortality and survival statistics have been updated to reflect the latest available data. For more information about UK cancer statistics please contact stats.team@cancer.org.uk or visit http://info.cancerresearchuk.org/cancerstats

  2. Figure One: Percentage distribution of cases by site within the large bowel, England, 1997-2000

  3. Table One: Numbers and rates of new cases of bowel cancer, by sex, UK by country, 2006

  4. Figure Two: Numbers of new cases and age-specific incidence rates for bowel cancer, by sex, UK, 2006

  5. Table Two: Numbers and rates of new cases for colon and rectal cancer, by sex, UK, 2006

  6. Figure Three: Age-standardised* incidence rates for colorectal cancer, by sex, region of England, England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland, 1991-99 * to European standard population * to the European standard population

  7. Figure Four: Age-standardised* incidence rates for bowel cancer, by sex, EU, 2006 estimates * to European standard population * to the European standard population

  8. Figure Five: Age-standardised* incidence rates for colorectal cancer, by sex, world regions, 2002 estimates † to World standard population * to the European standard population

  9. Figure Six: Age-standardised (European) incidence rates, bowel cancer, by sex, UK, 1993-2006 * to European standard population

  10. Figure Seven: Household food consumption, Great Britain, 1974-2000

  11. Figure Eight: The number of portions of fruit and vegetables eaten per day by adults aged 16 and over, England, 2004

  12. Figure Nine: Trends in bodyweight, by sex, England, 1995 and 2004

  13. Table Three: Staging of colorectal cancers

  14. Figure Ten: Age-standardised* one-year relative survival rate, colon cancer, by sex, England and Wales 1971-2006 * to the European standard population

  15. Figure Eleven: Age-standardised* one-year relative survival rate, rectal cancer, by sex, England and Wales, 1971-2006 * to the European standard population

  16. Figure Twelve:Age-standardised* five-year relative survival rate, colon cancer, by sex, England and Wales, 1971-2006 * to the European standard population

  17. Figure Thirteen: Age-standardised* five-year relative survival rate, rectal cancer, by sex, England and Wales, 1971-2006 * to the European standard population

  18. Table Four: Approximate frequency and five-year relative survival (%) by Dukes' stage

  19. Table Five: Number of deaths and mortality rates, colorectal cancer, UK, 2007

  20. Figure Fourteen: Percentage decrease in mortality rates, by age and sex, bowel cancer, UK, 1998-2007

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