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Indicator report of the number of incidents of prostate cancer among Utah men for a given time period.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

¿Sabía que a partir de los 9 años su hijo puede recibir la vacuna contra el VPH para prevenir seis tipos diferentes de cáncer en el futuro?

Se ha demostrado que las vacunas actuales son seguras y eficaces. Y la vacuna contra el VPH no es diferente.

La vacuna contra el VPH puede proteger a su hijo de seis tipos diferentes de cancer.

La vacuna contra el VPH puede proteger a su hijo de seis tipos diferentes de cancer.

For years, we've been using vaccines to safely protect our children from measles, mumps, and many other serious diseases. As our kids grow older, they need additional vaccines, the HPV vaccine, to protect themselves from other diseases and six types of cancer.

For years, we've been using vaccines to safely protect our children from measles, mumps, and many other serious diseases. As our kids grow older, they need additional vaccines, the HPV vaccine, to protect themselves from other diseases and six types of cancer.

The HPV vaccine has been proven to be safe and effective.

The HPV vaccine can protect your child from six types of cancer. Mild side effects, a sore arm or slight fever are normal.

The HPV vaccine is for both boys and girls and can be given starting at age 9. It can protect your child from six different types of cancer later in life.

The HPV vaccine can protect your child from six types of cancer and has an excellent safety record from the FDA and CDC.

The HPV vaccine prevents 6 types of cancer. The HPV vaccine is recommended for preteen boys and girls between the ages of 9 and 12 so they are protected before ever being exposed to the virus. HPV vaccine also produces a more robust immune response during the preteen years.

Indicator report of the number of men aged 40 and above who reported having had a PSA test within the specified time period in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of incidents of prostate cancer among Utah men for a given time period.

¿Sabía que a partir de los 9 años su hijo puede recibir la vacuna contra el VPH para prevenir seis tipos diferentes de cáncer en el futuro?

For years, we've been using vaccines to safely protect our children from measles, mumps, and many other serious diseases. As our kids grow older, they need additional vaccines, the HPV vaccine, to protect themselves from other diseases and six types of cancer.

Se ha demostrado que las vacunas actuales son seguras y eficaces. Y la vacuna contra el VPH no es diferente.

La vacuna contra el VPH puede proteger a su hijo de seis tipos diferentes de cancer.

La vacuna contra el VPH puede proteger a su hijo de seis tipos diferentes de cancer.

The HPV vaccine has been proven to be safe and effective.

The HPV vaccine can protect your child from six types of cancer. Mild side effects, a sore arm or slight fever are normal.

For years, we've been using vaccines to safely protect our children from measles, mumps, and many other serious diseases. As our kids grow older, they need additional vaccines, the HPV vaccine, to protect themselves from other diseases and six types of cancer.

The HPV vaccine can protect your child from six types of cancer and has an excellent safety record from the FDA and CDC.

The HPV vaccine is for both boys and girls and can be given starting at age 9. It can protect your child from six different types of cancer later in life.

The HPV vaccine prevents 6 types of cancer. The HPV vaccine is recommended for preteen boys and girls between the ages of 9 and 12 so they are protected before ever being exposed to the virus. HPV vaccine also produces a more robust immune response during the preteen years.

Indicator report of the number of incidents of prostate cancer among Utah men for a given time period.

Indicator report of the number of men aged 40 and above who reported having had a PSA test within the specified time period in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Objective: to analyze the epidemiological, sociodemographic and clinical profile of men in Rondônia, Western Amazonia (Brazil), diagnosed with the main types of cancer, during a period of 2 (two) years. Materials and Methods: it is an epidemiological, descriptive, cross-sectional and quantitative study, with the systematization of primary data according to the methodological model recommended by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [6]. We used an instrument developed by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [5], semi-structured composed of a series of epidemiological, clinical and sociodemographic variables. The research project is in compliance with Resolution 196/96 of the National Health Council of Brazil, taking into account the ethical aspects of research in Brazil. Main results: the 10 (ten) main types of cancer diagnosed by the location of the primary tumor in men were analyzed, corresponding to 1,163 (74.9%) cases of cancer in men, over a period of 2 (two) years. The 10 (ten) most common types of cancer in men were: prostate (30.9%), non-melanoma skin (22.9%), stomach (11.7%), bronchi and lungs (6.7%), colon (5.8%), leukemia (5.8%), esophagus (4.4%), central nervous system (4.2%), rectum (3.9%) and bladder (3.6%). The age group of 50 to 79 years old reaches 76.4% of the 10 main types of cancer in men. They are more frequent in brown (64.6%) and white (28%) men and with low education. 73.2% of men with cancer are married. 44.9% of men with cancer work in agriculture. 45.6% of men with cancer have a family history of cancer. The sum of smokers and ex-smokers reaches a relative frequency of 43.7%. 19.5% consume alcoholic beverages and 17.2% are ex-consumers. In 40.1%, "other isolated therapeutic procedures" were applied in the first treatment. 14.2% of diagnosed patients died from the disease. Conclusions: The scenario of cancer projection in men in Rondônia is worrying and requires an urgent redirection of actions and strategies for cancer prevention, control, assistance and treatment.

Objective: to analyze the epidemiological, sociodemographic and clinical profile of men in Rondônia, Western Amazonia (Brazil), diagnosed with the main types of cancer, during a period of 2 (two) years. Materials and Methods: it is an epidemiological, descriptive, cross-sectional and quantitative study, with the systematization of primary data according to the methodological model recommended by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [6]. We used an instrument developed by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [5], semi-structured composed of a series of epidemiological, clinical and sociodemographic variables. The research project is in compliance with Resolution 196/96 of the National Health Council of Brazil, taking into account the ethical aspects of research in Brazil. Main results: the 10 (ten) main types of cancer diagnosed by the location of the primary tumor in men were analyzed, corresponding to 1,163 (74.9%) cases of cancer in men, over a period of 2 (two) years. The 10 (ten) most common types of cancer in men were: prostate (30.9%), non-melanoma skin (22.9%), stomach (11.7%), bronchi and lungs (6.7%), colon (5.8%), leukemia (5.8%), esophagus (4.4%), central nervous system (4.2%), rectum (3.9%) and bladder (3.6%). The age group of 50 to 79 years old reaches 76.4% of the 10 main types of cancer in men. They are more frequent in brown (64.6%) and white (28%) men and with low education. 73.2% of men with cancer are married. 44.9% of men with cancer work in agriculture. 45.6% of men with cancer have a family history of cancer. The sum of smokers and ex-smokers reaches a relative frequency of 43.7%. 19.5% consume alcoholic beverages and 17.2% are ex-consumers. In 40.1%, "other isolated therapeutic procedures" were applied in the first treatment. 14.2% of diagnosed patients died from the disease. Conclusions: The scenario of cancer projection in men in Rondônia is worrying and requires an urgent redirection of actions and strategies for cancer prevention, control, assistance and treatment.

Objective: to analyze the epidemiological, sociodemographic and clinical profile of men in Rondônia, Western Amazonia (Brazil), diagnosed with the main types of cancer, during a period of 2 (two) years. Materials and Methods: it is an epidemiological, descriptive, cross-sectional and quantitative study, with the systematization of primary data according to the methodological model recommended by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [6]. We used an instrument developed by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [5], semi-structured composed of a series of epidemiological, clinical and sociodemographic variables. The research project is in compliance with Resolution 196/96 of the National Health Council of Brazil, taking into account the ethical aspects of research in Brazil. Main results: the 10 (ten) main types of cancer diagnosed by the location of the primary tumor in men were analyzed, corresponding to 1,163 (74.9%) cases of cancer in men, over a period of 2 (two) years. The 10 (ten) most common types of cancer in men were: prostate (30.9%), non-melanoma skin (22.9%), stomach (11.7%), bronchi and lungs (6.7%), colon (5.8%), leukemia (5.8%), esophagus (4.4%), central nervous system (4.2%), rectum (3.9%) and bladder (3.6%). The age group of 50 to 79 years old reaches 76.4% of the 10 main types of cancer in men. They are more frequent in brown (64.6%) and white (28%) men and with low education. 73.2% of men with cancer are married. 44.9% of men with cancer work in agriculture. 45.6% of men with cancer have a family history of cancer. The sum of smokers and ex-smokers reaches a relative frequency of 43.7%. 19.5% consume alcoholic beverages and 17.2% are ex-consumers. In 40.1%, "other isolated therapeutic procedures" were applied in the first treatment. 14.2% of diagnosed patients died from the disease. Conclusions: The scenario of cancer projection in men in Rondônia is worrying and requires an urgent redirection of actions and strategies for cancer prevention, control, assistance and treatment.

Objective: to analyze the epidemiological, sociodemographic and clinical profile of men in Rondônia, Western Amazonia (Brazil), diagnosed with the main types of cancer, during a period of 2 (two) years. Materials and Methods: it is an epidemiological, descriptive, cross-sectional and quantitative study, with the systematization of primary data according to the methodological model recommended by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [6]. We used an instrument developed by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [5], semi-structured composed of a series of epidemiological, clinical and sociodemographic variables. The research project is in compliance with Resolution 196/96 of the National Health Council of Brazil, taking into account the ethical aspects of research in Brazil. Main results: the 10 (ten) main types of cancer diagnosed by the location of the primary tumor in men were analyzed, corresponding to 1,163 (74.9%) cases of cancer in men, over a period of 2 (two) years. The 10 (ten) most common types of cancer in men were: prostate (30.9%), non-melanoma skin (22.9%), stomach (11.7%), bronchi and lungs (6.7%), colon (5.8%), leukemia (5.8%), esophagus (4.4%), central nervous system (4.2%), rectum (3.9%) and bladder (3.6%). The age group of 50 to 79 years old reaches 76.4% of the 10 main types of cancer in men. They are more frequent in brown (64.6%) and white (28%) men and with low education. 73.2% of men with cancer are married. 44.9% of men with cancer work in agriculture. 45.6% of men with cancer have a family history of cancer. The sum of smokers and ex-smokers reaches a relative frequency of 43.7%. 19.5% consume alcoholic beverages and 17.2% are ex-consumers. In 40.1%, "other isolated therapeutic procedures" were applied in the first treatment. 14.2% of diagnosed patients died from the disease. Conclusions: The scenario of cancer projection in men in Rondônia is worrying and requires an urgent redirection of actions and strategies for cancer prevention, control, assistance and treatment.

Objective: to analyze the epidemiological, sociodemographic and clinical profile of men in Rondônia, Western Amazonia (Brazil), diagnosed with the main types of cancer, during a period of 2 (two) years. Materials and Methods: it is an epidemiological, descriptive, cross-sectional and quantitative study, with the systematization of primary data according to the methodological model recommended by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [6]. We used an instrument developed by Paraguassu-Chaves et al [5], semi-structured composed of a series of epidemiological, clinical and sociodemographic variables. The research project is in compliance with Resolution 196/96 of the National Health Council of Brazil, taking into account the ethical aspects of research in Brazil. Main results: the 10 (ten) main types of cancer diagnosed by the location of the primary tumor in men were analyzed, corresponding to 1,163 (74.9%) cases of cancer in men, over a period of 2 (two) years. The 10 (ten) most common types of cancer in men were: prostate (30.9%), non-melanoma skin (22.9%), stomach (11.7%), bronchi and lungs (6.7%), colon (5.8%), leukemia (5.8%), esophagus (4.4%), central nervous system (4.2%), rectum (3.9%) and bladder (3.6%). The age group of 50 to 79 years old reaches 76.4% of the 10 main types of cancer in men. They are more frequent in brown (64.6%) and white (28%) men and with low education. 73.2% of men with cancer are married. 44.9% of men with cancer work in agriculture. 45.6% of men with cancer have a family history of cancer. The sum of smokers and ex-smokers reaches a relative frequency of 43.7%. 19.5% consume alcoholic beverages and 17.2% are ex-consumers. In 40.1%, "other isolated therapeutic procedures" were applied in the first treatment. 14.2% of diagnosed patients died from the disease. Conclusions: The scenario of cancer projection in men in Rondônia is worrying and requires an urgent redirection of actions and strategies for cancer prevention, control, assistance and treatment.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of men aged 40 and above who reported having had a PSA test within the specified time period in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of men aged 40 and above who reported having had a PSA test within the specified time period in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of incidents of prostate cancer among Utah men for a given time period.

Indicator report of the number of incidents of prostate cancer among Utah men for a given time period.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of incidents of prostate cancer among Utah men for a given time period.

Indicator report of the number of deaths due to prostate cancer for a given year in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of incidents of prostate cancer among Utah men for a given time period.

Indicator report of the number of men aged 40 and above who reported having had a PSA test within the specified time period in Utah.

Indicator report of the number of incidents of prostate cancer among Utah men for a given time period.