Infographics

Scroll down to see all resources for each section of the report: Incidence, Mortality, and Survival.

Incidence

National Cancer Institute SEER Incidence Trends, 1975-2014 Download Image for Social Media (PNG, 48 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
The rate of new cases of cancer Download Images for Social Media (ZIP, 376 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
lung cancer is still the second most common cancer Download Images for Social Media (ZIP, 392 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
national incidence rates for men, 2009-2013 Download Image for Social Media (PNG, 12 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
national incidence rates for women, 2009-2013 Download Image for Social Media (PNG, 12 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy

Mortality

Between 2000 to 2014, cancer death rates declined for men, women, and children. Download Images for Social Media (ZIP, 762 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
National Cancer Institute Mortality Trends, 1975-2014 Download Image for Social Media (PNG, 46 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy

Survival

Cancer survival rates for all cancers combined have been improving since 1975. Download Images for Social Media (ZIP, 289 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
Cancer survival rates can vary based on race, ethnicity, and state due to biological differences, socioeconomic status, and access to healthcare. Download Images for Social Media (ZIP, 289 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
Five-year survival for the most common types of cancer combined increased from 50 percent to 66 percent between 1975 and 2012. Download Images for Social Media (ZIP, 515 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
Improvements in five-year survival rates between 1975 to 2012 for the most common cancers Download Images for Social Media (ZIP, 325 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
Change in 5-year relative survival for all cancer by race, all ages, SEER 9 1975 to 2012 Download Image for Social Media (PNG, 84 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
Change in 5-year relative survival by cancer site and race, all ages, SEER 9, 1975 to 2012 Download Image for Social Media (PNG, 229 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy
Change in 5-year survival by cancer site for childhood cancers 1975 to 2012 Download Images for Social Media (ZIP, 179 KB) Tweet ImageExternal Web Site Policy