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Michigan Cancer Dashboard: Young Female Breast Cancer in Michigan
The Michigan Cancer Epidemiology staff has developed this interactive dashboard to provide information about Michigan’s young female breast cancer burden, as well as the demographics and experiences of young breast cancer survivors living in Michigan. (Young female breast cancer survivors are defined as living adult female residents who were diagnosed with female breast cancer before they were 45 years old.) Data are displayed in charts, tables, and/or maps and cover the years 2011 through 2022.
The data within this dashboard are divided into three main sections:
- The percentages of Michigan’s female breast cancer cases and deaths that are among younger residents, including percentages among late stage, metastatic, HER2+, or triple-negative breast cancer cases;
- The rates of female breast cancer and deaths due to breast cancer that are occurring within Michigan’s younger populations; and
- The characteristics and experiences of young breast cancer survivors living in Michigan, as collected in the annual Michigan Behavioral Risk Factor Survey.
In addition, this dashboard also provides a discussion of the data used for these indicators, as well as general information about young breast cancer and links to additional resources for those who would like to know more about this type of cancer.
For more information about this dashboard, please contact MDHHS Cancer Epidemiologist Lauren Spadafora, PhD, at SpadaforaL@michigan.gov.
Download the accessible Excel (.xlsx) file for this dashboard
- Young Female Breast Cancer in Michigan, 2011-2022
This file contains year-by-year data tracking Michigan’s young female breast cancer burden and survivorship for 2011-2022, as well as the demographics and experiences of young breast cancer survivors living in Michigan.