Incidence of malignant mesothelioma and mortality

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The incidence of malignant mesothelioma is (still) not decreasing in Slovenia or elsewhere in the world. Given the long latent period of the disease, it is likely to increase in Slovenia, especially among the elderly. Amon youngsters we expect to decline. We have not yet removed all asbestos products from the work and living environment, so the risk factor for this disease still exists, not only for workers who work professionally with asbestos products and waste, but also for others. How much the number of newly discovered cases of malignant mesothelioma will decrease and when depends on how successfully will we remove asbestos from our environment.

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Figure ZD32-1: Mesothelioma incidence, 1961-2016 Slovenia

Sources:

Institute of Oncology Ljubljana, Cancer Registry of the Republic of Slovenia, 2020

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	men and women, all stages, 0-80+ years[number]
1961	1
1962	1
1963	0
1964	0
1965	0
1966	0
1967	2
1968	0
1969	1
1970	1
1971	0
1972	3
1973	5
1974	3
1975	1
1976	4
1977	7
1978	4
1979	3
1980	5
1981	3
1982	7
1983	8
1984	11
1985	8
1986	12
1987	9
1988	13
1989	11
1990	14
1991	10
1992	13
1993	13
1994	11
1995	16
1996	10
1997	18
1998	18
1999	27
2000	24
2001	27
2002	32
2003	32
2004	33
2005	24
2006	33
2007	28
2008	34
2009	30
2010	35
2011	39
2012	44
2013	42
2014	37
2015	40
2016	43

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Figure ZD32-2: Age standardized incidence rate (per 100.000 inhabitants) for mesothelioma, statistical regions, 2000-2016

Sources:

Cancer Registry of the Republic of Slovenia, Institute of Oncology Ljubljana (2018)

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	2015[number/100.000 inh.]	2016[number/100.000 inh.]	difference 2000-2016[number/100.000 inh.]
Pomurska	0.70	0.60	-0.50
Podravska	1.70	1.50	-1.40
Koroška	0	1	1
Savinjska	1.90	3	2.20
Zasavska	0	0	0
Posavska	0.70	2.60	2.60
Jugovzhodna Slovenija	0	0	0
Osrednjeslovenska	1.20	1.40	-0.80
Gorenjska	0.40	0.40	-0.10
Primorsko-notranjska	2.10	0	0
Goriška	8	9.80	4.80
Obalno-kraška	1.40	0.60	-2.20

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Figure ZD32-3: Mesothelioma Mortality, 1997-2016, Slovenia

Sources:

Cancer Registry of the Republic of Slovenia, Institute of Oncology Ljubljana (2018)

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	men and women, 0-80+ years[absolute number]
1997	8
1998	13
1999	21
2000	18
2001	12
2002	29
2003	29
2004	29
2005	15
2006	34
2007	33
2008	30
2009	28
2010	23
2011	37
2012	31
2013	36
2014	40
2015	28
2016	40

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Figure ZD32-4: Age standardized mortality rate (number of deaths per 100.000 inhabitants) for Mesothelioma, statistical regions, 2000-2016, Slovenia

Sources:

Institute of Oncology Ljubljana, Cancer Registry of the Republic of Slovenia, 2020

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	2015[number/100.000 inhabitants]	2016[number/100.000 inhabitants]	razlika 2000-2016[number/100.000 inhabitants]
Pomurska	0	0	-0.90
Podravska	0.70	1.50	0
Koroška	0	2.10	2.10
Savinjska	0.60	0.60	0.10
Zasavska	0	0	0
Posavska	0	2.50	-0.40
Jugovzhodna Slovenija	0	0.60	-0.10
Osrednjeslovenska	0.60	0.60	0.20
Gorenjska	0.90	0.80	0.30
Primorsko-notranjska	0	2.20	2.20
Goriška	10.10	11.30	7.80
Obalno-kraška	1.40	0.70	-0.40

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Figure ZD32-5: Age standardized mortality rate (number of deaths per 100.000 inhabitants) for Mesothelioma, in EU, for the last available year in the country, from 2012 onwards

Sources:

WHO, 2016

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	Age standardized Mortality rate[number/100.000 inh.]
Bulgaria	0.05
Lithuania	0.20
Hungary	0.21
Estonia	0.22
Romania	0.24
Slovakia	0.31
Latvia	0.34
Czech Republic	0.34
Portugal	0.37
Cyprus	0.44
Spain	0.56
Poland	0.61
Austria	0.68
Norway	0.76
Ireland	0.81
Finland	0.87
France	0.91
Germany	0.93
Sweden	0.96
Denmark	1.21
Croatia	1.29
Luxembourg	1.36
Belgium	1.41
Italy	1.42
Slovenia	1.60
Malta	1.82
Netherlands	1.91
United Kingdom	2.49