Publications relating to cancer in New Zealand.
These annually published interactive tables provide high-level data on cancer registrations in 2018
Cancer publications
Publications
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Published 17 December 2020
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Published 11 December 2020These guidelines provide recommendations for surveillance after colonoscopy and complete removal of adenomas and serrated polyps. -
Published 10 December 2020Advice for health practitioners on vitamin D and sun exposure in pregnancy and infancy. -
Published 25 February 2020This publication provides an overview of the health of New Zealanders and explores how our health has changed over the past quarter of a century using Disability-Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) as an integrated measure of poor health and premature death. -
Published 03 February 2020The New Zealand Cancer Action Plan 2019–2029 sets out the actions required to achieve a sustainable system that enables New Zealanders to have fewer cancers, better survival rates and equitable outcomes. -
Published 18 December 2019The third report of the Parliamentary Review Committee for the National Cervical Screening Programme, undertaken in the second half of 2018. -
Published 12 December 2019These annually published interactive tables and graphs provide high-level data on cancer registrations in 2017. They include information about the most common cancers registered and breakdowns by common demographic variables. The data is provided in multiple formats.
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Published 13 November 2019On 8 August 2018, the Ministry of Health published an independent review endorsing the continued roll-out of National Bowel Screening Programme, with some improvements. -
Published 22 May 2019These tables present registration data for 10 selected cancers in New Zealand for 2015, 2016 and 2017. Numbers and rates of cancer registrations are presented by ethnic group, age group and sex
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Published 11 April 2019On 8 August 2018, the Ministry of Health published an independent review endorsing the continued roll-out of National Bowel Screening Programme, with some improvements. The Ministry committed to publishing its progress to meet the 19 wide-ranging recommendations to support continued improvement. This is the six-month report to February 2019.