Table 1. Five-year relative survival by... | American Society of Hematology

Table 1.

Five-year relative survival by race and cancer type

Cancer type	Race	No. of patients	Relative survival adjusted for age (%)	95% CI
NHL	Non-Hispanic white	141 319	69	69-70
	Black	15 719	59	57-60
	Hispanic white	21 673	62	61-63
	Asian	12 479	62	60-63
Myeloma	Non-Hispanic white	39 461	46	45-47
	Black	12 253	43	42-44
	Hispanic white	6 702	43	41-44
	Asian	3 453	44	42-46
AML	Non-Hispanic white	23 217	18	18-19
	Black	2 851	15	14-17
	Hispanic white	4 014	17	16-19
	Asian	2 677	18	16-19
HL	Non-Hispanic white	20 080	84	84-85
	Black	3 567	77	75-79
	Hispanic white	4 276	79	77-80
	Asian	1 412	80	78-83
ALL	Non-Hispanic white	4 520	44	42-45
	Black	628	33	29-37
	Hispanic white	2 808	34	32-36
	Asian	657	43	39-47

Cancer type	Race	No. of patients	Relative survival adjusted for age (%)	95% CI
NHL	Non-Hispanic white	141 319	69	69-70
	Black	15 719	59	57-60
	Hispanic white	21 673	62	61-63
	Asian	12 479	62	60-63
Myeloma	Non-Hispanic white	39 461	46	45-47
	Black	12 253	43	42-44
	Hispanic white	6 702	43	41-44
	Asian	3 453	44	42-46
AML	Non-Hispanic white	23 217	18	18-19
	Black	2 851	15	14-17
	Hispanic white	4 014	17	16-19
	Asian	2 677	18	16-19
HL	Non-Hispanic white	20 080	84	84-85
	Black	3 567	77	75-79
	Hispanic white	4 276	79	77-80
	Asian	1 412	80	78-83
ALL	Non-Hispanic white	4 520	44	42-45
	Black	628	33	29-37
	Hispanic white	2 808	34	32-36
	Asian	657	43	39-47

Data from SEER 18 (2000-2014) showing 5-year relative survival of patients with selected malignancies stratified by race. Data were age-standardized to the International Cancer Survival Standard 1 (ICSS-1) for age 15 years or older except for ALL and HL which used ICSS-3. Age standardization allows comparison of outcomes for the different races/ethnicities adjusting for different age distributions for those groups.¹²

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