1. Florida’s Top 5 Causes of Deaths
Stateline analysis of CDC data 2014, Number per 100,000 individuals
Cancer
152.9
Heart Disease
151.3
Accidents
41.4
Lung Disease
38.0
Stroke
38.0

2. Cancer Deaths in Florida
Data from FCDS and SEER
12.5% decline since 1950s
Reasons for fewer deaths:
Tobacco cessation & prevention
Better cancer screening for breast, cervix, prostate
Improved diet & sanitation reducing stomach cancer
Avoid estrogen + progesterone in post-menopausal women
Better treatment for limited stage cancers

3. Cancer Deaths in Florida
Data from CDC 1999–2013 Incidence and Mortality Web-based Report
Metastatic
Late Stage

4. Cancer Incidence in Florida
Data from FCDS and SEER
10% increase since 1970s
Longer life-span
Increased cancer screening
Diet & exercise
Pregnancy & breast-feeding
110,000 cancer cases per year reported to FCDS
+ 20,000 cases per year in outpatient clinics
Prostate cancer
Skin cancers
Blood/Lymph Node cancers
1.3 Million Floridians with History of Cancer

5. Cancer Incidence in Florida
Data from CDC 1999–2013 Incidence and Mortality Web-based Report

6. Cancer Incidence in Florida
Data from FCDS
Land Use
2013
Annual Age-Adjusted Incidence
Cancer

7. Florida’s Cancer Problem
Common:
(44*HOURS) Floridians will be diagnosed with cancer during this meeting.
Lethal:
(11*HOURS) Floridians will die of cancer during this meeting.

8. Florida Cancer Control & Research Advisory Council
Mission:
Advise the Florida Legislature, Florida Surgeon General, and Governor of Florida on ways to reduce Florida’s cancer burden.

9. Florida Cancer Control & Research Advisory Council
Section , Florida Statutes
Advise the Florida Board of Governors, Florida Surgeon General, and Florida Legislature with respect to cancer control and research in Florida.
Florida Cancer Plan
Florida Research Plan
Cancer Center of Excellence Awards

10. Florida Cancer Plan 5 goals 15 objectives 153 tasks Initiating
2015 – 2020
Faces of Cancer
Best Defense is Great Offense
Improving Patient Outcomes
Beyond Cancer Diagnosis
Destination for Research & Care
Expand FCDS case capture
Reduce tobacco use
Health equity and access
Cancer survivorship
Invest in biomedical research
Data repository of outcomes
Promote healthy lifestyles (obesity, HPV vaccine, UV, radon)
Quality cancer care
Quality of life
Biomedical workforce pipeline (K-12 & beyond)
Data repository of screening, laboratory and molecular data
Increase cancer screenings
Clinical trials
End of life care
Telehealth
The Florida Cancer Plan aims to reduce the cancer burden across the state and improve the lives of Floridians.  As the statewide call to action for cancer research, prevention, and control, the Plan presents a set of goals, objectives, and strategies to help inform and guide communities in the fight against cancer. The intent of the Plan is to provide a coordinated, prioritized, and actionable framework that will help guide efforts to fight the human and economic burden of cancer in Florida.  The Florida Cancer Plan is renewed every 5 years and is developed with input provided from organizations and institutions, community leaders, planners, coalition members, cancer survivors, and family and friends affected by cancer.
Initiating
In Progress
Complete
5 goals
15 objectives
153 tasks

11. Florida CCRAB Special Emphasis Areas
Florida Cancer Plan 01 02 03 04 05
Funding for the Biomedical Research Programs (King & Coley)
HPV vaccination to prevent cervical cancer and head & neck cancer
Colorectal Cancer Prevention
Telehealth
Florida Cancer Registry at FCDS