Cancer in Norway
Cancer in Norway is published annually by the Cancer Registry of Norway and provides important source of information to the public, as well as the scientific community, about the recent acquisition of incident cancer cases.
23.11.2011
This edition of Cancer in Norway provides statistics in tabular and graphical form on the 100+ cancer types diagnosed and registered in the population of Norway during the year 2009.
22.12.2009
In 2008, 26 121 new cases of cancer were recorded in Norway, for which 14 000 occurred among men and 12 121 among women. Cancers of the prostate, female breast, colon and lung are the most common cancers and comprise almost half of the total cancer burden.
03.02.2009
This year’s Cancer in Norway (CiN) represents a turning point in the history of the Cancer Registry of Norway. As a disease registry, we are dependent on timely reports on each patient from the ...
17.12.2008
There were 25 943 new cases of cancer in Norway in 2007, of which 14 001 occurred among men and 11 942 among women.
18.12.2007
In 2006, there were 24 488 incident cases of cancer in Norway, of which 12 903 occurred among men and 11 585 among women. The four most common forms continue to be cancers of the prostate, female breast, colon and lung, and they are responsible for half of the total cancer burden (12 277 new cases).