Table 2.

Numbers of cancer deaths in 2017 by age group and sex in Europe and in the European Union according to Eurostat [24]

Age	Men	Women	Total
Europe
50–54	26,677	23,432	58,006
55–59	58,103	40,518	95,977
60–64	88,045	55,865	143,006
65–69	115,234	72,338	186,114
70–74	118,721	77,664	201,641
75–79	132,024	93,660	223,778
80–84	121,166	97,664	218,687
85–89	85,163	83,154	169,457
90–94	34,177	45,080	80,262
≥ 95	6,720	12,499	21,061
Sum	791,543	605,299	1,397,989
European Union (excluding United Kingdom)
50–54	24,007	20,514	45,547
55–59	46,329	32,252	78,581
60–64	69,990	44,758	114,748
65–69	91,351	57,168	148,519
70–74	93,904	60,802	154,706
75–79	106,756	75,058	181,814
80–84	97,488	79,403	176,891
85–89	69,110	68,238	137,348
90–94	27,022	37,229	64,251
≥ 95	5,191	10,079	15,270
Sum	631,889	485,786	1,117,675

Data available from: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database → Database by themes → Population and social conditions → Health (hlth) → Causes of death (hlth_cdeath) → General mortality (hlth_cd_gmor) → Causes of death—deaths by country of residence and occurrence (hlth_cd_aro)