Additional file 1: Figure S1. of Childhood cancer incidence by ethnic group in England, 2001–2007: a descriptive epidemiological study

Sensitivity Analysis - Each cancer and all cancers by ethnicity, using imputed data. Sensitivity analyses for each cancer, and all cancers, by ethnicity (using multiple imputations of the missing ethnicity values based on age, sex, income and site of cancer). (PDF 3 kb

Additional file 1: figure S1. of Incidence of prostate and urological cancers in England by ethnic group, 2001-2007: a descriptive study

Age-standardised incidence rates and rate ratios (adjusted by age, sex and income) for four urological malignancies by ethnic group, following multiple imputation for missing ethnicity values. (DOC 219 kb

Rate Ratios (RRs) for cancers analysed for British White & British Indian children in Leicester.

<p>Rate Ratios (RRs) for cancers analysed for British White & British Indian children in Leicester.</p

Number of cases , age standardised (per 100 000) cancer incidence rates and number of person-years of observation for White & Indian children in Leicester, and for children in Mumbai & Ahmedabad, India. (All rates are standardised to the age distribution of the Segi standard population).

<p>Number of cases , age standardised (per 100 000) cancer incidence rates and number of person-years of observation for White & Indian children in Leicester, and for children in Mumbai & Ahmedabad, India. (All rates are standardised to the age distribution of the Segi standard population).</p

Age-standardized incidence rates and incidence rate ratios by ethnicity for all gliomas, all gliomas by sex, glioblastomas and other gliomas.

<p>Tests of heterogeneity by sex, between all ethnicities (White, Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Black African, Black Caribbean and Chinese) and between the individual Black and South Asian ethnic groups are also shown.</p

Demographic information for the study population, taken from the United Kingdom 2001 census.

<p>Low, Middle and High deprivation are the 1st, 2nd-4th and 5th quintile of the income domain of IMD 2007, respectively.</p