Table 3: Cancer cases and proportions attributable to insufficient fibre intake in Alberta, 2012
Age at exposure, yrAge at outcome, yrColorectalColonRectum
Total observed cases*PAR %
(95% CI)†
EAC‡Total observed cases*PAR %
(95% CI)†
EAC‡Total observed cases*PAR %
(95% CI)†
EAC‡
Men
35-4443-52966.3 (0.1-7.1)6387.4 (0.7-7.8)3585.2 (0-12.2)3
45-5453-622806.6 (0.2-8.1)191397.8 (0.9-9.1)111415.5 (0-13.9)8
55-6463-723206.7 (0.3-8.6)221778.0 (0.9-9.4)141435.6 (0-14.3)8
 65 733836.6 (0.2-8.5)252607.8 (0.9-9.3)201235.4 (0-14.1)7
Total1079716144846525
Women
35-4443-52815.5 (1.2-7.5)4424.1 (0-10.8)2396.2 (0-14.6)2
45-5453-621815.3 (1.1-7.1)101054.0 (0-10.4)4766.0 (0-14.3)5
55-6463-722025.0 (1.0-6.3)101253.7 (0-9.1)5775.6 (0-12.3)4
 65 733565.1 (1.1-6.9)182653.8 (0-9.7)10915.8 (0-13.5)5
Total820425372128317
Total
35-4443-521775.911805.75975.65
45-5453-624616.1282446.2152175.712
55-6463-725226.1323026.2192205.612
 65 737395.9435255.8302145.612
Total189911411516874842

Note: CI = confidence interval, EAC = excess attributable risk, PAR = population attributable risk.

*Represents total number of incident cancer cases in 2012 from the Alberta Cancer Registry.

†Represents the proportion of cancer cases attributable to insufficient fibre consumption.

‡Numbers rounded to nearest case. Values for "Total" (men and women combined) may not match totals for men and women.