Reports on cancer topics that matter to you
Use our reports to explore cancer-related topics and data. Each report is authored by experts and backed by the latest data available at its release date.
FEATURED REPORT
December 2024
The Wisconsin Cancer Collaborative has published a new report, Lung Cancer in Wisconsin. The report is based on data provided by the Wisconsin Cancer Reporting System at the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
Highlights include:
- Lung cancer incidence and mortality in Wisconsin declined significantly in the last decade.
- Lung cancer incidence is declining at a slower pace in Wisconsin compared to the U.S. overall in recent years.
- Men have higher rates of lung cancer than women in general, but particularly at ages 60+ when lung cancer is more often diagnosed.
Recent Reports
2023 Cancer Prevention Vaccine Snapshot
January 2025
This recently published 2023 Data Snapshot examines current trends for cancer prevention vaccines in Wisconsin, including vaccine completion and initiation rates for HPV and Hepatitis B vaccines.
Wisconsin Cancer Survivorship Report
July 2024
In 2022, the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) surveyed cancer survivors in Wisconsin about their survivorship experiences. This data brief summarizes the BRFSS findings and identifies opportunities to improve future surveys.
October 2023
This data brief summarizes childhood cancer incidence and mortality in Wisconsin with a focus on leukemias, brain and other central nervous system (CNS) tumors, and lymphomas.
August 2023
In 2021, the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) surveyed cancer survivors in Wisconsin about their survivorship experiences. This data brief summarizes the BRFSS findings and identifies opportunities to improve future surveys.
Local Health Departments Can Deliver HPV and Other Age Appropriate Vaccines in Schools but Lack a Sustainable Funding Model
July 2023
This paper provide a breakdown of local health department vaccine provision at school-located vaccination clinics in 2017 and 2018, before and after funding constraints limited vaccine availability.
The Availability of Colorectal Cancer Screening with Colonoscopy in Wisconsin
June 2023
This report provides a detailed breakdown of availability of colonoscopy services in Wisconsin, including several maps. Findings indicate there are not enough facilities to screen eligible Wisconsinites through colonoscopy alone and identify other potential gap areas.
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