Table 2.

Standardized mortality ratio (SMR) of risk of dying from cardiovascular disease among cancer survivors compared with that of the general population. SMRs presented by year of cancer diagnosis, sex, age, and years from diagnosis. Reggio Emilia, Italy, 1996–2019.

Year of Diagnosis	No.	Expected	SMR	95% CI
1996–1999	1135	1300.64	0.87	(0.82–0.92)
2000–2004	1413	1570.77	0.89	(0.85–0.94)
2005–2009	1055	1137.27	0.92	(0.87–0.98)
2010–2014	623	677.07	0.92	(0.85–0.99)
2015–2019	240	250.67	0.95	(0.84–1.08)
Sex
Male	2445	2722.58	0.89	(0.86–0.93)
Female	2021	2213.85	0.91	(0.87–0.95)
Age
0–19	0	0.08	0.0	-
20–39	3	3.45	0.87	(0.28–2.69)
40–59	122	131.30	0.92	(0.77–1.10)
60–79	2525	2787.79	0.90	(0.87–0.94)
80+	1816	2013.81	0.90	(0.86–0.94)
Years from diagnosis
<2 years	1230	936.68	1.31	(1.24–1.39)
2–5 years	1210	1537.98	0.78	(0.74–0.83)
6–10 years	1085	1297.39	0.84	(0.79–0.88)
>10 years	941	1164.37	0.81	(0.76–0.86)
All cases	4466	4936.43	0.90	(0.88–0.93)