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Inequalities heatmap by country
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This matrix displays the disadvantaged population group for the "urbanisation" dimension by indicator and country. The disadvantaged population was identified by selecting the category group most prone to cancer inequalities based on the data presented above (e.g. with the highest prevalence of cancer risk factor). The data represent the last available year for each indicator. The grey colour indicates the data is unavailable for that particular country.
Note: this chart does not represent the inequality gap within a country.
Note: this chart does not represent the inequality gap within a country.
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About this indicator
Degree of urbanisation: reflects the type of geographical location of the individual or household, namely whether that is a city (densely-populated area), town and suburbs (intermediate-populated area), or rural area (thinly-populated area).
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