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Counties with the highest lung cancer incidence rates in Vermont

Among 14 Vermont counties with published values, the counties with the highest lung cancer incidence rates are Rutland County, VT (61, 1.18 times the U.S. rate of 51.8), Essex County, VT (58.6, 1.13 times the U.S. rate of 51.8) and Franklin County, VT (58.4, 1.13 times the U.S. rate of 51.8). Values are per 100,000, age-adjusted. 1 of the 14 are significantly above the U.S. rate.

Source: NCI and CDC State Cancer Profiles, both sexes, all ages. These are county-level figures, age-adjusted as published by the source, compared with the U.S. rate. A high rate does not prove an environmental cause: age, smoking, income, access to care, screening and chance all move county rates, and small counties swing widely. Significant means the lower bound of the county’s 95 percent confidence interval is above the U.S. rate.

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Lung & bronchus cancer new cases, per 100,000, age-adjusted.

Counties with the highest lung cancer incidence rates in Vermont
RankCountyStateValueU.S. rateTimes referenceSignificant
1Rutland CountyVT6151.81.18xSignificant
2Essex CountyVT58.651.81.13xNo
3Franklin CountyVT58.451.81.13xNo
4Lamoille CountyVT5751.81.1xNo
5Bennington CountyVT56.451.81.09xNo
6Caledonia CountyVT5551.81.06xNo
7Washington CountyVT53.751.81.04xNo
8Orange CountyVT53.451.81.03xNo
9Windsor CountyVT51.951.81xNo
10Grand Isle CountyVT50.951.80.98xNo
11Orleans CountyVT50.951.80.98xNo
12Chittenden CountyVT50.551.80.97xNo
13Windham CountyVT4951.80.95xNo
14Addison CountyVT46.551.80.9xNo

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