I would like to obtain a database (digital or text) for lung cancer related to statistics or symptoms for patients and healthy people?
Dear Zahraa. If you're looking for a lung cancer database with statistics or symptoms for both patients and healthy individuals, there are several great resources. One of the most comprehensive sources is the National Cancer Institute's SEER Program, which offers detailed statistics on cancer incidence, survival rates, and trends. You can explore it on their website. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also provides a range of cancer-related statistics, including lung cancer, with data on prevalence, mortality rates, and trends by state. Additionally, the World Health Organization (WHO) offers global data on cancer, including lung cancer, which you can access for worldwide statistics. These sources should give you a solid base of reliable data for research or general information, I hope it works
Let us collaborate. I can give you the database of around 200 patients with small cell lung cancer, limited stage if U tell me what particular aspect(s) you want to research on, to see if mine is useful for U or not.
Prof Pat Tai, MBBS, DMRT, LMCC, FRCR, FRCPC
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