Global Liver Malignant Neoplasms Mortality by Country

The analysis of global liver malignant neoplasms mortality reveals geographic variation, with values ranging from higher rates in the United States (30.19 thousand deaths) and Japan (23.19 thousand deaths) to lower rates in smaller countries such as Iceland (0.022 thousand deaths) and Luxembourg (0.048 thousand deaths) in 2024. Year-on-year variations show increases in countries such as Peru (5.6%), Luxembourg (4.78%), and Colombia (3.51%), while Japan and Spain experience declines of 2.21% and 0.17%, respectively, in 2023. Over five years, Canada, Peru, and Netherlands have shown consistent annual increases.

Looking ahead, watch for policy shifts, medical advancements, and lifestyle changes impacting liver cancer mortality rates. Particular attention should be paid to advancements in early diagnosis and treatment options, as well as potential environmental and diet-related risk factors across countries with high and rising mortality rates.

Top countries in Liver Malignant Neoplasms Mortality by Country

# 10 Countries Units (Deaths) Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 United States 30,190 2023 +2.17% +1.74% View data
2 2 Japan 23,190 2023 -2.29% -2.21% View data
3 3 Brazil 11,400 2023 +1.87% +1.56% View data
4 4 South Korea 10,560 2023 -0.019% -0.098% View data
5 5 Germany 9,020 2023 +2.14% +2.45% View data
6 6 Mexico 7,160 2023 +1.78% +2.19% View data
7 7 United Kingdom 6,930 2023 +3.17% +3.71% View data
8 8 Spain 5,100 2023 +0.3% -0.17% View data
9 9 Canada 3,600 2023 +2.42% +2.67% View data
10 10 Romania 3,050 2023 +0.76% -0.84% View data

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