Time trend of breast cancer mortality in BRAZILIAN men: 10-year data analysis from 2005 to 2015

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Table 1 Standardized mortality rates, absolute number and proportion of deaths, Percentage Change and Average Annual Percentage Change in Brazil, by administrative region, between 2005 and 2015

Administrative Region	Standardized Mortality^a		Absolute Number of Deaths			Proportion of Deaths			PC^b	APC^c
Administrative Region	2005	2015	2005	2015	2005–2015	2005	2015	2005–2015	PC^b	β (CI 95%)	r²	P
North	0.2	0.29	4	11	79	6.45%	5.88%	5.19%	43.63	0.016	0.351	0.055
Northeat	0.06	0.3	6	44	371	9.68%	23.53%	24.39%	434	0.013	0.261	0.109
Southeast	0.19	0.37	37	102	749	59.68%	54.55%	49.24%	91.57	0.009	0.329	0.065
South	0.16	0.27	11	26	218	17.74%	13.90%	14.33%	68.35	0.007	0.131	0.274
Mid-west	0.12	0.1	4	4	104	6.45%	2.14%	6.84%	−14.94	−0.006	0.034	0.586
Brazil	0.15	0.32	62	187	1521	100%	100%	100%	113.87	0.009	0.396	0.038

^aStandardized Mortality by 100,000 inhabitants ^bPC: Percentage Change ^cAPC: Annual Percentage Change; β (CI 95%): angular coefficient or slope (95% Confidence Interval); r²: Model predictive capacity; P: linear regression

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