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NIH Cancer Profiles

Provides age-adjusted cancer incidence and death rates for U.S. states and counties.

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NIH Cancer Profiles

Provides age-adjusted cancer incidence and death rates for U.S. states and counties.

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Fetch cancer incidence or death rate statistics from the NCI State Cancer Profiles. Returns age-adjusted rates per 100,000 population by state or county.

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  • What is the age-adjusted incidence rate of breast cancer in California?
  • Can you provide the age-adjusted death rate for lung cancer in Los Angeles County, California?
  • How does the prostate cancer incidence rate in Texas compare to Florida's, adjusted for age?
  • Which states have the highest age-adjusted colorectal cancer death rates?

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nih/get_cancer_statistics

Fetch cancer incidence or death rate statistics from the NCI State Cancer Profiles. Returns age-adjusted rates per 100,000 population by state or county.

Inputs

nih/get_cancer_statistics

Name Type Required Description
dataType string no Type of cancer statistic: incidence rates or death rates. Default 'incidence'.
incidence death
stateFIPS string no State FIPS code. Use '99' for all states (default), or a specific code like '36' for New York.
areaType string no Geographic level: 'state' or 'county'. Default 'state'.
state county
cancer string no Cancer site code. Default '001' for all cancer sites combined. Examples: '047' breast, '020' colorectal, '061' lung, '066' prostate.
race string no Race/ethnicity code. Default '00' for all races. Examples: '01' white, '02' Black, '03' other.
sex string no Sex code: '0' both sexes (default), '1' male, '2' female.
age string no Age group code. Default '001' for all ages. Examples: '009' under 50, '136' 50+.
limit number no Maximum records to return. Default 100.
filter_paths string[] no Optional glob paths to reduce the response.

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