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Table 1 Colorectal Cancer Incidence by SEER Registry from 1996 to 2004

From: An ecological analysis of colorectal cancer incidence and mortality: Differences by sexual orientation

		Incidence in Men			Incidence in Women
Registry	Counties	Incident Cases	Crude Incidence Rate	Adjusted Incidence Rate	Incident Cases	Crude Incidence Rate	Adjusted Incidence Rate
Rural Georgia	10	250	66.61	68.54	248	58.79	50.72
Hawaii	5	1627	39.61	41.77	1261	30.51	27.91
New Mexico	33	2947	51.56	56.39	2603	42.82	41.62
Utah	29	2347	34.82	48.43	2261	32.83	39.48
San-Jose Monterey	4	3268	40.23	55.20	3080	38.79	42.33
Atlanta	5	3532	37.40	60.26	3759	37.74	49.30
Iowa	99	6663	69.92	70.71	6923	67.84	54.32
Connecticut	8	7539	68.76	71.99	7852	64.83	55.32
Detroit	3	7152	56.24	63.86	7703	54.78	50.80
Seattle	13	6122	45.28	54.71	5952	42.81	43.55
San-Francisco-Oakland	5	6927	49.27	59.45	6800	46.35	45.48
Los Angeles	1	12869	42.85	57.60	13286	42.01	45.89
All 12 Registries	215	61243	48.87	59.91	61728	46.76	46.99
2000 U.S. (from CDC)*	3,141	17,389	57.0	66.6	17,662	53.6	47.9

*U.S. Cancer Statistics Working Group. United States Cancer Statistics: 1999-2007 Incidence and Mortality Web-based Report. Atlanta: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National Cancer Institute; 2010. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/uscs.

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