TABLE 6.

Distribution of Deaths, Median Age at Death, and Person-Years of Life Lost From Liver and Intrahepatic Bile Duct Cancer, by Sex, and Race or Ethnicity, Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results-18 Areas, 2008 to 2012^a

Sex, Race, and Ethnicityb	Deaths by Race, %c	Deaths by Sex, %c	Median Age at Death, y	Total No. of PYLLd	PYLL by Race, %d	PYLL by Sex, %d	Average PYLL Deathd
Total	100		65	379,464	100		19
Men		73	63	270,741		74	19
Women		27	72	93,294		26	17
Non-Hispanic, white	53		66	192,278	51		18
Men		73	64	137,046		74	18
Women		27	73	47,180		26	17
Non-Hispanic, black	13		61	55,030	15		22
Men		76	60	40,038		76	21
Women		24	64	12,733		24	21
Non-Hispanic, API	15		68	56,248	15		18
Men		69	65	39,543		73	19
Women		31	75	14,570		27	16
Hispanic	18		64	70,588	19		20
Men		73	62	50,486		74	20
Women		27	71	17,308		26	18

Abbreviations: API, Asian/Pacific Islander; PYLL, person-years of life lost.

^aSource: Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER)-18 areas covering about 28% of the US population (10 state registries [Connecticut, Georgia, Greater California, Hawaii, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Jersey, New Mexico, and Utah], 3 Native American registries [the Alaska Native Tumor Registry, Arizona Indians, and the Cherokee Nation Cancer Registry], and 5 metropolitan area registries [metropolitan Atlanta and rural Georgia, San Francisco-Oakland and San Jose-Monterey, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Seattle-Puget Sound]).

^bThe table excludes individuals of unknown Hispanic and Hispanic other/unknown race.

^cValues indicate incidence-based mortality.

^dPYLL and average PYLL estimates are 5-year totals estimated by using overall, male, and female all-races life tables.