Estimates of cancer incidence and mortality in Europe in 1995.

By F. Bray, R. Sankila, J. Ferlay, D. Parkin. European Journal of Cancer, 2002

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EAU guidelines on prostate cancer. (2001, background): “PCa constitutes about 11% of all male cancers in Europe [ 3 ], and accounts for 9% of all cancer deaths among men within the European Union [4].”
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Cancer incidence and mortality in Europe, 2004. (2005, methodology): “This method is regularly used by the Descriptive Epidemiology Group of IARC, and has been shown to estimate cancer incidence accurately [ 2 ].”