NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Oct 25 –
Taking into account reporting delays and reporting error gives a more precise representation of actual cancer incidence, researchers from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) propose.
“Cancer incidence rates, when first reported for recent years may be lower than they actually are unless adjusted for both incompleteness and correction of the data,” Dr. Limin X. Clegg, told Reuters Health. Dr. Clegg and colleagues from Bethesda, Maryland, created a statistical model that accounted for delays
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