Several types of graphs are used in cancer research, including:
Bar Graphs: Useful for comparing the frequency of cancer cases across different demographics. Line Graphs: Ideal for showing trends over time, such as changes in cancer survival rates. Pie Charts: Best for displaying the proportion of different types of cancer within a population. Scatter Plots: Effective for identifying correlations between variables, such as age and cancer incidence. Heat Maps: Used to show the intensity of cancer cases in different geographical locations.
