Cancer Institute NSW
Cancer data and statistics
- All cancers statistics
- Bladder cancer statistics
- Bowel cancer statistics
- Brain cancer statistics
- Breast cancer statistics
- Cancer of unknown primary statistics
- Cervical cancer statistics
- Colon cancer statistics
- Gallbladder cancer statistics
- Head and neck cancer statistics
- Kidney cancer statistics
- Leukaemia statistics
- Lip cancer statistics
- Liver cancer statistics
- Lung cancer statistics
- Melanoma statistics
- Mesothelioma statistics
- Multiple myeloma statistics
- Myelodysplasia statistics
- Non-Hodgkin lymphoma statistics
- Oesophageal cancer statistics
- Ovarian cancer statistics
- Pancreatic cancer statistics
- Prostate cancer statistics
- Rectal cancer statistics
- Stomach cancer statistics
- Testicular cancer statistics
- Thyroid cancer statistics
- Uterine cancer statistics
Lung cancer statistics
Lung cancer starts when cells in the lung become abnormal. These cells divide and grow to form a cancer.
There are two main types of lung cancer:
- small cell lung cancer (SCLC)
- non small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
Find below, statistics for lung cancer in NSW. Incidence and mortality data are currently available up until 2017.
