Breast Cancer (Females Only) in Louisiana based on 2016-2020
Breast Cancer is the 2nd leading cause of death among women in Louisiana.
Data was provided by the Louisiana Tumor Registry. Incidence and Mortality Rates can be accessed through Louisiana Data Visualization Tool .
Overall Late Stage Diagnosis Percentage (%) by All Ages for All Races and Ethnicities During 2016-2020 (Parish-level Breakdown)
Late stage includes “Regional” and “Distant”. All Stages include “In Situ”, “Localized”, “Regional”, “Distant”, and “Unstaged”.
Note: Zero percent indicates a suppressed value
Highest percent of late-stage breast cancer is seen in East Carroll Parish at 57.69% and in Richland Parish at 53.95 for Region 8.
Lowest percent of late-stage breast cancer is seen in Bienville Parish (Region 7) at 28.85%, Sabine Parish (Region 7) at 28.87, and Cameron Parish (Region 5) at 28.00%.
Non-Hispanic White Late Stage Diagnosis Percentage (%) For All Ages During 2016-2020 (Parish-level Breakdown)
Late stage includes “Regional” and “Distant”. All Stages include “In Situ”, “Localized”, “Regional”, “Distant”, and “Unstaged”.
Note: Zero percent indicates a suppressed value
Non-Hispanic Black Late Stage Diagnosis Percentage (%) For All Ages During 2016-2020 (Parish-level Breakdown)
Late stage includes “Regional” and “Distant”. All Stages include “In Situ”, “Localized”, “Regional”, “Distant”, and “Unstaged”.
Note: Zero percent indicates a suppressed value
Hispanic Population Late Stage Diagnosis Percentage (%) For All Ages During 2016-2020 (Parish-level Breakdown)
Late stage includes “Regional” and “Distant”. All Stages include “In Situ”, “Localized”, “Regional”, “Distant”, and “Unstaged”.
Note: Zero percent indicates a suppressed value
Non-Hispanic Other Population Late Stage Diagnosis Percentage (%) For All Ages During 2016-2020 (Parish-level Breakdown)
NH Other includes Asian, Pacific Islander, Native American/Indigenous/Alaskan Native. Mixed, etc. It does not include individuals who identify as NH White, NH Black, or as part of the Hispanic/Latin American population.
Note: Zero percent indicates a suppressed value
Female Breast Cancer All-Stage Incidence Rate: Louisiana, 2016-2020 Age 40-74, with SaTScan Clusters
Generated by Louisiana Tumor Registry, 7/11/2023.
The incidence rate of each census tract is calculated by the aggregated rate of the surrounding area, centering on the centroid of the census tract, to ensure the stability and confidentiality. Each of the surrounding area contains at least 20,000 population and 16 cases. The rates are age-adjusted to US standard 2000 population.
The circles are clusters detected by SaTScan software. Blue circles are statistically significant at 0.05 level.
Figure 1 with enlarged views for NO & BR
Female Breast Cancer Late-Stage Incidence Rate: Louisiana, 2016-2020 Age 40-74, with SaTScan Clusters
Generated by Louisiana Tumor Registry, 7/11/2023.
Late-Stage incidence rate of each census tract is calculated by the aggregated rate of the surrounding area, centering on the centroid of the census tract, to ensure the stability and confidentiality. Each of the surrounding area contains at least 20,000 population and 16 late-stage cases. The rates are age-adjusted to US standard 2000 population.
Late stage includes “Regional” and “Distant”.
The circles are clusters detected by SaTScan software. Blue circles are statistically significant at 0.05 level.
Figure 3 with enlarged views for NO & BR
Female Breast Cancer Late-Stage Proportion: Louisiana, 2016-2020 Age 40-74, with SaTScan Clusters
Generated by Louisiana Tumor Registry, 7/11/2023
Late-Stage Proportion of each census tract is calculated by the aggregated proportion of the surrounding area, centering on the centroid of the census tract, to ensure the stability and confidentiality. Each of the surrounding area contains at least 100 cases and 21 late-stage cases.
Late stage includes “Regional” and “Distant”. All Stages include “In Situ”, “Localized”, “Regional”, “Distant”, and “Unstaged”.
The circles are clusters detected by SaTScan software. Blue circles are statistically significant at 0.05 level.
Figure 5 with enlarged views for NO & BR
