Global Neoplasms Mortality by Country

Global Neoplasms Mortality varies significantly by country, with Hungary leading at 302.0 female deaths per hundred thousand women as of 2023. Latvia, Slovenia, and Croatia follow closely. Emerging trends show countries like Peru and Bulgaria experiencing significant year-on-year increases in mortality rates, while Luxembourg noted a substantial decline. Over the past five years, the average annual variation (CAGR) has shown mixed results, with some countries seeing improvements while others face increasing mortality rates. Key observations include:

- Hungary and Latvia have maintained high mortality rates with minimal change.

- Noteworthy increases are evident in Greece, Portugal, Bulgaria, and Peru.

- Decreases are seen in countries like Slovenia, Croatia, and Estonia.

- High-income countries like the United States and Canada have shown slight declines.

Future trends to watch include technological advancements in healthcare potentially reducing neoplasm mortality rates. However, disparities between countries may widen without equitable access to these innovations. Additionally, lifestyle-related factors, early diagnosis, and improved treatment options will be critical in shaping future trends in global neoplasms mortality by country.

Top countries in Neoplasms Mortality by Country

# 10 Countries Units (Female Deaths) Per Hundred Thousand Women Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Hungary 302 2023 +0.33% +0.15% View data
2 2 Latvia 287.4 2023 +0.7% +0.75% View data
3 3 Slovenia 285 2023 +0.99% -0.18% View data
4 4 Croatia 274.1 2023 -0.29% -0.38% View data
5 5 Estonia 262.8 2023 +0.73% -0.39% View data
6 6 Germany 261.6 2023 +0.038% +0.054% View data
7 7 Japan 260.1 2023 +0.97% +0.93% View data
8 8 Poland 257.9 2023 +0.23% +0.29% View data
9 9 Denmark 257.7 2023 -0.15% +0.31% View data
10 10 Netherlands 252.4 2023 +0.52% +0.48% View data

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