The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data captures how cancer incidence, mortality and survival have shifted in Australia between 2000 and 2025.
Cervical cancer incidence among women aged 25 to 29, which began falling in 2014 as the first HPV-vaccinated girls reached their mid-twenties. Source: SBSBowel cancer incidence among Australians in their thirties has roughly tripled since 2000, while the national rate has fallen by more than a third. Source: SBS
