Number of Gonorrhea Cases per 100,000 Inhabitants in Finland

The table contains data on the number of cases of gonorrhoea infection per 100,000 inhabitants in various regions of Finland. The data is sourced from 'Sotkanet', a website that provides health and welfare statistics in Finland. Each row in the table represents a specific combination of a year, region, and gender. The values in the 'value_per100000' column represent the number of cases per 100,000 inhabitants, while the 'absolute_value' column contains the absolute number of cases. There are two special columns in the table: '_extract_date', which specifies the date when the data was extracted from the source, and '_row_number', which indicates the row number in the extracted data. The combination of '_extract_date' and '_row_number' uniquely identifies each row in the table. The data in this table can be used for various data analytics purposes, such as tracking the trend of gonorrhoea infections over the years, comparing the infection rates between different regions in Finland, analyzing the impact of gender on the infection rates, and conducting statistical analysis on the absolute number of cases.