State registry reporting lists are:

State registry reporting lists are not standardized from state to state, meaning that criteria for reportability can vary significantly between different states. Each state may have unique requirements based on their own cancer reporting laws, regulations, and healthcare priorities. Consequently, there is no uniform guideline that dictates how these reporting lists should be constructed across the different jurisdictions.

Additionally, state registry reporting lists often expand beyond just NPCR (National Program of Cancer Registries) and SEER (Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results) reportability lists. While NPCR and SEER provide foundational guidelines for cancer case reporting, individual states may include additional categories or criteria pertinent to local public health needs and data collection requirements. This allows state registries to capture important local data that may be missed if they only adhered to NPCR or SEER criteria.

Thus, the statement that both aspects (standardization across states and limitation to NPCR and SEER lists) is incorrect, emphasizing the individuality and uniqueness of each state's reporting requirements.