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4 oct. 2024 · Incidence of cancer per 100 000 Indicator code: E991001.T This indicator shares the definition with the parent indicator \"Number of new cases of cancer\". Number of patients with newly diagnosed cancer during given calendar year. Europe Source: Globocan 2024 Number of new cases in 2024, both sexes, all ages Other cancers 2 192 676 (49.9%) Breast 531 086 (12.1%) Colorectum 519 820 (11.8%) Lung 477 534 (10.9%) Prostate 473 344 (10.8%) Bladder 203 983 (4.6%) Total: 4 398 443 Number of new cases in 2024, males, all ages Prostate 473 344 (20.2%) Other cancers 1 027 026 (43.9%). 16 juil. 2024 · Estimated incidence and mortality figures are based on several data sources, namely: the historical time series available in the European Cancer information System (ECIS) of the European Commission and the data submitted to the project ‘Cancer Incidence in Five Continents Vol. XI (CI5-XI)’ – for the incidence predictions; the World Health Organisation (WHO) database – for the mortality. In 2024, the EU standardised death rate for lung cancer was 48.4 per 100 000 inhabitants, higher than the rates for the three other types of cancer presented in this article. An analysis by sex and by age shows large differences in the standardised death rates for lung cancer: for males, the rate was 72.9 per 100 000 inhabitants, some 2.5 times. 8 juin 2024 · Indicator notes. Definition: the share of households who are impoverished or further impoverished after out-of-pocket payments measured using a relative poverty line reflecting basic needs (food, housing, utilities). 13 déc. 2017 · The population-weighted median incidence of impoverishment is 1·86% at the $1·90 per day line, 2·44% at the $3·10 per day line, and 1·83% at the relative poverty line. Figure 1 Incidence of impoverishing health spending at the US$1·90 per day (A), $3·10 per day (B), and 50% median (C) poverty lines, latest year. 8 juin 2024 · These households are selected based on the assumption that they are able to meet, but not necessarily exceed, basic needs for food, housing and utilities. This standard amount is also used as a poverty line (basic needs line) to measure impoverishing health spending. 17 oct. 2019 · High out-of-pocket payments are strongly associated with catastrophic and impoverishing spending, so this indicator represents a key support for equity and planning processes. The level of out-of-pocket expenditure is expressed as a percentage of private expenditure on health. 12 déc. 2024 · Financial protection – affordable access to health care – is undermined when out-of-pocket payments for health care lead to financial hardship (‎impoverishing and catastrophic health spending)‎ or create a barrier to access, resulting in unmet need for health care. There is wide variation in the incidence of impoverishing health spending among European Union (EU) countries and among non-EU countries (see Figure 1). The poorest households are most likely to experience financial hardship The incidence of catastrophic health spending varies widely among EU countries (see Figure 2).