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Line Graph of Invasive Liver Cancer Incidence Rate, Mississippi, 2003-2021 - Image Long Description

Overview

This graph shows the invasive liver cancer incidence rate in Mississippi from 2003-2021. Males had significantly higher rates of liver cancer than females during this time period.

Values

Numerical values presented on the image:

Invasive Liver Cancer Incidence Rate Chart
Period	White Males	White Females	Black Males	Black Females
2003	8.5	3.6	8.5	3.3
2004	6.9	3.1	6.7	1.9
2005	8	2.6	9.7	1.9
2006	9.3	2.5	8.1	3.1
2007	9.2	2.3	10.9	2
2008	8.1	2.8	8.7	3.5
2009	10.2	2.7	10.2	3.4
2010	10.5	2.1	6	2.7
2011	12.2	2.3	11.2	1.3
2012	11.9	3.1	7.7	2.8
2013	12.5	3.2	9.4	3.4
2014	13.1	3.5	9	3.2
2015	12.8	3.7	13.7	3.4
2016	12.8	2.7	9.6	3.5
2017	14.8	4.1	11.3	3.3
2018	13.6	4	8.8	2.8
2019	11.9	4	8.6	2.9
2020	10.2	3.3	6.6	3.2
2021	12.2	3.6	8.2	2.9

Presentation

The Invasive Liver Cancer Incidence Rate, Mississippi, 2003-2021 graph is a line graph that lists the years (2003-2021) across the bottom (x-axis). On the left axis is the rate per 100,000 population, 0 to 16, for each rated group - white males, white females, black males, and black females. The rates are displayed as four plotted lines - blue with diamonds for white males, orange with squares for white females, gray with triangles for black males, and yellow with X's for black females.

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• Alcohol-related cancers
• Tobacco-related cancers
• Obesity-related cancers