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A member asked:
Where can i find squamous cell carcinoma statistics for incidence by age. looked all over google and can not locate.
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Won't find them: You already know that everything depends on location, grade, stage, and a few markers depending on the tumor type. Survival curves are age-adjusted. Age has basically no impact on cancer survivability in adults. A squamous skin cancer is very unlikely to kill. A stage IV squamous lung cancer is lethal regardless of age. Hope things go well for you. Best wishes.
Answered 3/22/2020
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