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The incidence of colon

Country Cancer Female (per 100000 females in 2012)

Norway is the top country by the incidence of colon cancer in female in the world. As of 2012, the incidence of colon cancer in female in Norway was 35.8 per 100000 females that accounts for 3.60% of the world's the incidence of colon cancer in female. The top 5 countries (others are Denmark, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Republic of Korea) account for 17.31% of it. The world's total the incidence of colon cancer in female was estimated at 994.7 per 100000 females in 2012.

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Norway 35.8 OECD
Denmark 35.7 OECD
Netherlands 33.9 OECD
New Zealand 33.5 OECD
Republic of Korea 33.3 OECD
Australia 32 OECD
Hungary 30.5 OECD
Israel 30.3 OECD
Belgium 29.5 OECD
Slovakia 29.3 OECD
Canada 28.5 OECD
Iceland 28.2 OECD
Ireland 27.7 OECD
Italy 27.5 OECD
Czech Republic 27.1 OECD
Slovenia 27 OECD
Sweden 26.5 OECD
France 24.9 OECD
United Kingdom 24.4 OECD
Spain 24.2 OECD
Portugal 23.6 OECD
Switzerland 23.6 OECD
Japan 23.5 OECD
Germany 23.3 OECD
Estonia 22.6 OECD
United States of America 22 OECD
Russian Federation 21.8 OECD
Luxembourg 21.6 OECD
Latvia 20.2 OECD
Finland 19.7 OECD
Austria 19.6 OECD
Poland 19.5 OECD
Lithuania 18.9 OECD
Costa Rica 15.9 OECD
Brazil 14.9 OECD
Chile 14.4 OECD
Turkey 13.1 OECD
Colombia 12.5 OECD
China 11.6 OECD
Greece 11.2 OECD
Indonesia 10.1 OECD
South Africa 9.5 OECD
Mexico 6.7 OECD
India 5.1 OECD
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