Table 2.

Number and Age-adjusted Mortality Rates (per 10⁵) of Thyroid Cancer in Israeli Jews^* by Gender: 1980–2012.^†

Year	Male		Female
	Count	ASR‡	Count	ASR‡
1980	<5	0.20	24	1.03
1981	11	0.60	15	0.64
1982	19	0.88	20	0.92
1983	11	0.50	23	0.94
1984	10	0.52	21	0.87
1985	13	0.64	10	0.43
1986	14	0.74	16	0.68
1987	12	0.65	22	0.83
1988	12	0.59	27	0.97
1989	9	0.37	21	0.79
1990	11	0.48	16	0.56
1991	10	0.42	14	0.48
1992	14	0.53	28	0.95
1993	12	0.50	25	0.77
1994	17	0.63	24	0.59
1995	16	0.61	29	0.71
1996	18	0.62	42	0.99
1997	8	0.25	21	0.53
1998	21	0.66	33	0.80
1999	16	0.51	25	0.68
2000	16	0.52	25	0.56
2001	12	0.40	26	0.48
2002	11	0.31	38	0.87
2003	17	0.49	32	0.70
2004	19	0.46	34	0.72
2005	28	0.84	28	0.48
2006	17	0.46	43	0.70
2007	16	0.41	29	0.52
2008	11	0.24	32	0.61
2009	14	0.39	25	0.49
2010	16	0.35	39	0.70
2011	24	0.55	42	0.69
2012	20	0.44	33	0.50

^*In the Arab subpopulation (both males and females) annual counts were lower than 5, and therefore the data are not presented.

^†Accurate count not presented if case number per year is lower than 5.

^‡ASR, age-adjusted rates (according to the world standard population “Segi”) per 100,000.