Explain how cancer is tracked so that it can be analyzed in the United States.

Explain how cancer is tracked so that it can be analyzed in the United States. People with cancer are issued with identifying numbers to track their history and progress regarding cancer while preserving security of their own personal identification. Local registries report to central registries and ultimately to the national Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) program, which collates all information into a single database available for research. People having had cancer and cancer treatment receive yearly survey requests, with phone call follow-ups for 5 years or more depending on the type of cancer. Patients are required to self-report their diagnosis of tracking to governmental agencies.

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