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Ovarian Cancer
Source NCI State Cancer Profiles (SEER and NPCR), 2018-2022 Provenance US federal agency · primary Agency National Cancer Institute Years 2022 Unit per 100,000 people Geography County (1,022 published) Counted among Female residents Coverage 32% of counties Highest Mineral County, West Virginia, 25.7 Lowest Pottawattamie County, Iowa, 5.2 New ovarian cases per 100,000 people per year, 2018-2022, age-adjusted to the 2000 US standard population. Age adjustment matters here: without it this would largely be a map of where older people live.
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Highest counties
County Ovarian Cancer Mineral County, West Virginia 25.7 Blaine County, Idaho 22.9 Boone County, West Virginia 21.4 Mayes County, Oklahoma 20.6 Union County, Mississippi 19.2 Allegany County, Maryland 18.7 Douglas County, Washington 18.7 Wakulla County, Florida 18.6 Jasper County, Texas 17.7 Maverick County, Texas 17.6 Logan County, West Virginia 17.6 Greene County, Pennsylvania 17.4
Lowest counties
County Ovarian Cancer Pottawattamie County, Iowa 5.2 Robeson County, North Carolina 5.3 Hinds County, Mississippi 5.4 Laramie County, Wyoming 5.5 Newport News city, Virginia 5.6 Victoria County, Texas 5.8 Armstrong County, Pennsylvania 5.9 Platte County, Missouri 5.9 Madison County, Mississippi 5.9 Lenawee County, Michigan 5.9 Sutter County, California 5.9 Lancaster County, South Carolina 6.1
Counted among: Female residents