Incidence is 2-3 times the mortality rate. Mortality in Minnesota is slightly higher than in the rest of the nation.
Males have about twice the risk as females.
Minnesota rates are similar to national rates. Incidence and mortality both increased nationally between 1973 and 1995, but the rates seem to have stabilized after 1991. Historically, there was higher incidence in white males. Since 1990, incidence in blacks has surpassed that in whites. Mortality is very similar between blacks and whites.