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Cancer Statistics
 
TEN MOST FREQUENT CANCERS AFFECTING (MEN & WOMEN IN SINGAPORE)

Top 10 cancers affecting Singapore men
Site Ranking No.
Colo-rectum 1 4262
Lung 2 3988
Prostate 3 2669
Liver 4 1823
Stomach 5 1407
Nasopharynx 6 1165
Skin (including Melanoma) 7 1159
Lymphoma 8 1083
Kidney & Other Urinary 9 753
Bladder 10 738

Top 10 cancers affecting Singapore women

Site Ranking No.
Breast 1 7458
Colo-rectum 2 3647
Lung 3 1977
Corpus Uteri 4 1487
Ovary 5 1405
Skin (including Melanoma) 6 1031
Cervix Uteri 7 958
Stomach 8 956
Lymphoma 9 758
Thyroid 10 735

Source:
Singapore Cancer Registry, Interim Report
(Trends In Cancer Incidence In Singapore 2005-2009)

National Disease Registries Report

The Singapore Cancer Registry began in 1968 and publishes 5-yearly reports, providing data and analyses on the nature and patterns of cancer occurrence in Singapore. This is the latest report describing the trends in incidence of cancer, 2005-2009.

Trends in Cancer Incidence in Singapore, 2005-2009

Number of cases and incidence rates of cancer by age, gender and ethnic groups, 1968-2002

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