Table 1.

Number of population, number of incident breast cancer cases, and breast cancer incidence in Asian women and other racial/ethnic women in all SEER areas, 2000–2018

Race/Ethnicity	Number of population	Number of breast cancer cases	Unadjusted Incidence rates (N of cases per 100,000) (95% CI)	Age-adjusted* incidence rates (N of cases per 100,000) (95% CI)	Rate ratio (between age-adjusted incidence rates) (95% CI)
Non-Hispanic Asians and Pacific Islanders	61,849,358	86,461	139.8 (138.9–140.7)	141.3 (140.3–142.2)	1.00 (reference)
Non-Hispanic white	356,020,637	802,790	225.5 (225.0–226.0)	190.4 (190.0–190.8)	1.35 (1.34–1.36)
Non-Hispanic black	69,761,330	119,175	170.8 (169.9–171.8)	178.4 (177.4–179.4)	1.26 (1.25–1.27)
American Indians and Alaska Natives	4,779,347	5,829	122.0 (118.9–125.1)	128.8 (125.4–132.3)	0.91 (0.89–0.94)
Hispanics	110,049,635	115,309	104.8 (104.2–105.4)	133.3 (132.5–134.1)	0.94 (0.94–0.95)
Total	602,460,307	1,129,564	187.5 (187.1–187.8)	176.9 (176.5– 177.2)

^*Incidence rates were age adjusted to the 2000 US population.