Statistical publications and data sets on cancer.
A summary of cancer registration and death data from 1948–2011 for selected cancer sites.
Cancer data and stats
Publications
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Published 17 September 2014
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Published 30 August 2013An annual statistical publication that collates and analyses data on primary malignant tumour cases diagnosed in New Zealand, as reported to the New Zealand Cancer Registry. -
Published 30 August 2013This document contains summarised cancer information detailing numbers of new primary malignant cancer registrations and the age-standardised registration rates for selected sites by year. The information is sourced from the New Zealand Cancer Registry, and is broken down by age, sex and ethnicity.
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Published 30 August 2013A summary of cancer registration and death data from 1948–2010 for selected cancer sites.
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Published 24 July 2012A summary of cancer registration and death data from 1948–2009 for selected cancer sites. -
Published 24 July 2012An annual statistical publication that collates and analyses data on primary malignant tumour cases diagnosed in New Zealand, as reported to the New Zealand Cancer Registry. -
Published 01 June 2012This document contains summarised cancer information detailing numbers of new primary malignant cancer registrations and the age-standardised registration rates for selected sites by year. The information is sourced from the New Zealand Cancer Registry, and is broken down by age, sex and ethnicity.
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Published 18 April 2012This report presents new information on trends and inequalities in cancer survival for 21 cancers diagnosed in New Zealand over a 13 year period, from 1991 to 2004. -
Published 16 March 2012This publication is an update to the Cancer patient survival covering the period 1994 to 2007 publication released by the Ministry of Health in 2010. It is not a stand alone document. -
Published 07 October 2011Provisional summarised cancer information detailing numbers of new primary malignant cancer registrations and the age-standardised registration rates for 2009.