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Mapping Cancer incidence across Western Victoria: The association with age, accessibility, and socioeconomic status among men and women

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Cancer is a leading burden of disease in Australia and worldwide, with incidence rates varying with age, sex and geographic location. As part of the Ageing, Chronic Disease and Injury study, we aimed to map the incidence rates of primary cancer diagnoses across western Victoria and investigate the association of age, accessibility/remoteness index of Australia (ARIA) and area-level socioeconomic status (SES) with cancer incidence. | Mapping Cancer incidence across Western Victoria The association with age accessibility and socioeconomic status among men and women

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