Cancer registry data is vital for several reasons:
Surveillance: It helps in tracking the epidemiology of cancer, identifying high-risk populations, and monitoring changes in cancer incidence and mortality. Research: Researchers use registry data to study cancer etiology, outcomes, and disparities. It supports clinical trials and epidemiological studies. Policy Making: Policymakers use this data to allocate resources effectively and design targeted prevention and control programs. Public Health: It aids in assessing the effectiveness of cancer screening programs and improving cancer care systems.
