Female Wayne County ResidentsBreast Invasive Cancer Incidence by Age at Diagnosis
Invasive Breast Cancer Incidence by Age at Diagnosis
Female Wayne County Residents, 1985-2020
Year of
Diagnosis
< 50 Years 50 - 74 Years 75 Years and Over Total
Average
Number
Age-
Specific
Rate
Average
Number
Age-
Specific
Rate
Average
Number
Age-
Specific
Rate
Average
Number
Age-
Adjusted
Rate
2018-2020 245   42.5 ±3.0 842   312.1 ±11.7 283   414.8 ±26.5 1,369   123.6 ±3.8
2017-2019 245   42.6 ±3.1 836   312.2 ±11.8 281   410.1 ±26.3 1,361   123.8 ±3.9
2016-2018 234   40.5 ±3.0 823   307.4 ±11.7 285   420.1 ±26.7 1,341   122.1 ±3.8
2015-2017 232   40.1 ±2.9 830   310.7 ±11.7 272   403.6 ±26.3 1,334   122.1 ±3.8
2014-2016 238   40.8 ±3.0 867   325.9 ±12.0 283   417.5 ±26.7 1,387   126.6 ±3.9
2013-2015 245   41.6 ±3.0 884   334.6 ±12.2 300   439.1 ±27.2 1,428   131.3 ±4.0
2012-2014 264   44.3 ±3.1 862   328.8 ±12.2 315   456.9 ±27.5 1,441   133.2 ±4.0
2011-2013 267   44.3 ±3.0 825   318.0 ±12.0 315   450.3 ±27.2 1,406   130.9 ±4.0
2010-2012 266   43.4 ±3.0 791   308.3 ±11.9 300   424.6 ±26.3 1,356   126.5 ±3.9
2009-2011 263   42.2 ±2.9 777   307.2 ±12.0 305   425.9 ±26.2 1,344   124.9 ±3.8
2008-2010 266   41.8 ±2.9 743   298.0 ±11.9 306   422.6 ±25.9 1,314   121.9 ±3.8
2007-2009 277   42.4 ±2.9 723   294.1 ±11.9 314   429.0 ±26.0 1,313   121.3 ±3.7
2006-2008 281   41.8 ±2.8 718   296.7 ±12.1 299   404.2 ±25.1 1,297   120.0 ±3.7
2005-2007 299   43.3 ±2.8 741   310.8 ±12.4 309   413.2 ±25.3 1,349   124.5 ±3.8
2004-2006 321   45.4 ±2.8 741   314.7 ±12.6 303   402.1 ±24.9 1,364   125.9 ±3.8
2003-2005 335   46.4 ±2.8 726   312.2 ±12.6 321   423.1 ±25.4 1,382   127.1 ±3.8
2002-2004 323   43.8 ±2.7 730   317.2 ±12.8 339   445.8 ±25.9 1,392   127.6 ±3.8
2001-2003 306   40.9 ±2.6 751   328.8 ±13.0 351   460.4 ±26.3 1,408   128.8 ±3.8
2000-2002 295   38.8 ±2.5 755   332.5 ±13.1 349   458.7 ±26.2 1,398   128.1 ±3.8
1999-2001 313   40.7 ±2.6 770   340.9 ±13.3 347   456.6 ±26.2 1,430   131.0 ±3.8
1998-2000 330   42.4 ±2.6 763   338.6 ±13.3 347   457.7 ±26.3 1,439   131.6 ±3.8
1997-1999 331   42.0 ±2.6 804   356.8 ±13.6 360   477.4 ±26.8 1,494   135.8 ±3.9
1996-1998 322   40.4 ±2.5 804   356.4 ±13.6 350   465.7 ±26.6 1,475   133.5 ±3.8
1995-1997 328   41.0 ±2.5 817   360.5 ±13.6 352   472.1 ±26.9 1,497   135.1 ±3.9
1994-1996 340   42.4 ±2.6 790   346.3 ±13.4 327   443.5 ±26.3 1,457   131.8 ±3.8
1993-1995 333   41.5 ±2.5 801   347.8 ±13.3 335   459.9 ±26.9 1,468   133.0 ±3.9
1992-1994 310   38.6 ±2.5 822   354.0 ±13.4 325   453.3 ±26.9 1,457   132.1 ±3.9
1991-1993 308   38.2 ±2.4 852   363.9 ±13.5 341   482.9 ±27.9 1,500   135.9 ±3.9
1990-1992 323   40.1 ±2.5 873   369.4 ±13.5 346   499.3 ±28.6 1,541   139.8 ±4.0
1989-1991 322   40.0 ±2.5 869   363.6 ±13.3 342   502.8 ±28.9 1,533   139.0 ±4.0
1988-1990 311   38.6 ±2.5 860   354.1 ±13.1 337   502.7 ±29.1 1,508   136.9 ±3.9
1987-1989 289   35.6 ±2.4 854   345.5 ±12.8 320   481.1 ±28.7 1,462   131.9 ±3.9
1986-1988 286   35.1 ±2.3 843   335.2 ±12.5 310   470.7 ±28.5 1,439   130.0 ±3.8
1985-1987 281   34.5 ±2.3 839   328.5 ±12.3 297   453.9 ±28.2 1,416   128.1 ±3.8

 

Notes:

Age-Specific Rates are per 100,000 population in a specific sex and age group. Age-Adjusted Rates are per 100,000 female population. Age-adjusted rates are computed by the direct method, using as the standard population the age distribution of the total population of the United States for the year 2000. Adding and subtracting the number shown after the ± symbol from the rate creates a confidence interval indicating that the true rate lies between the lower and upper bounds of this interval with 95 % statistical confidence.

Average Number is the number of new invasive cancer cases diagnosed in the period, divided by the number of years in the period.

Case: A case is defined as a person with any newly diagnosed cancer with a behavior code of 3 (malignant primary site). Both in-situ and invasive urinary bladder cancer cases are included, in order to be consistent with national tabulations from the National Cancer Institute.

COVID-19 Pandemic: In 2020, the highly publicized impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on health services and the consequential delays and reductions in cancer screening and diagnosis led to a decline in the 2020 incidence rates for most cancer sites. Because 2020 was a temporary, anomalous year, it can bias estimates such as cancer incidence trends.

Source : Michigan Resident Cancer Incidence File. Updated with cases processed through November 30, 2022. Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services.

Last Updated : April 13, 2023