| Country Cancer (per 100000 females in 2012) |
Denmark is the top country by cancer of the lung in the world. As of 2012, cancer of the lung in Denmark was 37.6 per 100000 females that accounts for 5.01% of the world's cancer of the lung. The top 5 countries (others are Canada, the United States of America, Hungary, and Netherlands) account for 22.72% of it. The world's total cancer of the lung was estimated at 750.3 per 100000 females in 2012.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Denmark | 37.6 | OECD |
| Canada | 34.4 | OECD |
| United States of America | 33.7 | OECD |
| Hungary | 33.2 | OECD |
| Netherlands | 31.6 | OECD |
| Iceland | 28.9 | OECD |
| Ireland | 27.4 | OECD |
| Norway | 26.1 | OECD |
| United Kingdom | 25.8 | OECD |
| New Zealand | 23.2 | OECD |
| Poland | 21.8 | OECD |
| Australia | 21.5 | OECD |
| Switzerland | 20.7 | OECD |
| China | 20.4 | OECD |
| France | 20.2 | OECD |
| Belgium | 19.8 | OECD |
| Austria | 19.5 | OECD |
| Sweden | 19.1 | OECD |
| Luxembourg | 18.5 | OECD |
| Germany | 17.9 | OECD |
| Czech Republic | 17.8 | OECD |
| Slovenia | 17.5 | OECD |
| Republic of Korea | 16.2 | OECD |
| Israel | 14.4 | OECD |
| Slovakia | 14.3 | OECD |
| Italy | 13.2 | OECD |
| Japan | 12.9 | OECD |
| Brazil | 12.2 | OECD |
| Finland | 12.2 | OECD |
| Spain | 11.3 | OECD |
| South Africa | 11.2 | OECD |
| Chile | 10.2 | OECD |
| Estonia | 9.4 | OECD |
| Greece | 9 | OECD |
| Turkey | 8.8 | OECD |
| Portugal | 8.3 | OECD |
| Indonesia | 8.1 | OECD |
| Latvia | 7.9 | OECD |
| Lithuania | 7.2 | OECD |
| Colombia | 7.1 | OECD |
| Russian Federation | 6.8 | OECD |
| Costa Rica | 5 | OECD |
| Mexico | 4.9 | OECD |
| India | 3.1 | OECD |
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