Lung Cancer Incidence Trends in Black and White Young Adults by Gender (United States)

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Anthony P. Polednak
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[1] Connecticut Department of Public Health,Connecticut Tumor Registry
来源：
Cancer Causes & Control | 2004年 / 15卷
关键词：
African Americans; blacks; cancer surveillance; lung cancer; tobacco control;
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Objective: This study analyzed temporal trends in lung cancer incidence rates for young adults, as an indicator of the recent and potential future impact of risk factor trends, by gender for blacks (African Americans) and whites in US geographic areas with high-quality cancer registries. The areas also varied in a tobacco control index (TCI) for 1992–1993.
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