Re: Global Cancer Epidemiology Data

Yes. Timings? Matt Kei Cheung wrote: It's fine with me. Cheers, -Kei Susie Stephens wrote: Matt, Kei, Would you be able to provide a summary of the Globocan/ Cancer Mondial data and the GIS data respectively during the BioRDF call on Oct. 15? Cheers, Susie On 10/5/07, *Kei Cheu

Re: Global Cancer Epidemiology Data

It's fine with me. Cheers, -Kei Susie Stephens wrote: Matt, Kei, Would you be able to provide a summary of the Globocan/ Cancer Mondial data and the GIS data respectively during the BioRDF call on Oct. 15? Cheers, Susie On 10/5/07, *Kei Cheung* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Global Cancer Epidemiology Data

Matt, Kei, Would you be able to provide a summary of the Globocan/ Cancer Mondial data and the GIS data respectively during the BioRDF call on Oct. 15? Cheers, Susie On 10/5/07, Kei Cheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Another GIS/Cancer of interest: http://gis.cancer.gov/ > > -Kei > > Mat

Re: Global Cancer Epidemiology Data

Another GIS/Cancer of interest: http://gis.cancer.gov/ -Kei Matt Williams wrote: Dear All, Further to my previous email, a different source of data might be the Globocan/ Cancer Mondial data on Cancer Epidemiology from IARC (http://www-dep.iarc.fr/). Again, to make value from this, I thi

Re: Global Cancer Epidemiology Data

There is a cancer atlas project (involving the use of GIS) at UPenn. http://www.hmc.psu.edu/gisatlas/gis_atlas.htm -Kei Matt Williams wrote: Dear All, Further to my previous email, a different source of data might be the Globocan/ Cancer Mondial data on Cancer Epidemiology from IARC (htt

Global Cancer Epidemiology Data

Dear All, Further to my previous email, a different source of data might be the Globocan/ Cancer Mondial data on Cancer Epidemiology from IARC (http://www-dep.iarc.fr/). Again, to make value from this, I think we would need to link it with other things; One obvious route would be through GI