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Australian Cancer Database

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

HDB-0293

The Australian Cancer Database is a national collection of all diagnosed cancers in Australia since 1982 (excluding non-melanoma skin cancers), maintained by the AIHW from state and territory cancer registries. It supports epidemiological research, cancer surveillance, trend analysis, and public health planning through standardized incident and mortality data.

Category

Research database

Access

Credentialed

Region

Oceania — Australia

Coverage

All Australian diagnosed cancers since 1982

Data types

cancer incidence, cancer mortality

cancer registry Australia

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Record HDB-0293 · last verified 2026-08-06 · listed in Research databases

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