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Figure 5.3) SMR’s for Circulatory disease in people under 75 by ward in South250200150SMR100500Lakes GrasmereWhinfellKendal MintsfeetBestKirkby LonsdaleLevensNatlandHawksheadKendal GlebelandsCrake ValleyConistonKendal ParksWindermere Bowness NorthLakeland, 2001-2005. Data source: ONS5.2. Respiratory DiseasesBurnesideLakes AmblesideStaveley-in-CartmelWindermere Bowness SouthBurton & HolmeKendal CastleBroughtonKendal StonecrossCrooklandsStaveley-in-WestmorlandUlverston NorthSedberghWindermere TownKendal FellArnside & BeethamWindermere ApplethwaiteCartmelUlverston WestHolkerLyth ValleyGrangeKendal Heron HillKendal OxenholmeMilnthorpeUlverston SouthKendal Far CrossKendal StricklandUlverston TownKendal HighgateWorstKendal NetherUlverston EastLow Furness & SwarthmoorKendal UnderleyUlverston CentralKendal KirklandFigure 5.4 shows similar SMR data for respiratory diseases. None of thewards in South Lakeland are classified as having an SMR for respiratorydiseases which is statistically significantly high (poorly performing). Seven ofthe wards have an SMR which is statistically significantly low (performingwell). The ward of Natland is highlighted as performing particularly well:having SMR’s which are statistically low for both respiratory diseases andcirculatory diseases.South Lakeland Baseline Assessment 2009 18
Figure 5.4) SMR’s for all respiratory diseases in people under 75 by ward in SouthLakeland, 2001-2005. Data Source: ONS300250200SMR150100500Lyth ValleyNatlandSedberghBestStaveley-in-Cartmel5.3. CancerUlverston WestLakes AmblesideBurton & HolmeKirkby LonsdaleLevensWhinfellConistonGrangeKendal CastleKendal ParksUlverston EastLakes GrasmereKendal FellKendal StonecrossCartmelMilnthorpeArnside & BeethamBurnesideWindermere TownCrooklandsKendal OxenholmeHawksheadKendal Far CrossBroughtonKendal Heron HillWindermere Bowness NorthKendal HighgateKendal KirklandLow Furness & SwarthmoorHolkerWindermere Bowness SouthCrake ValleyKendal NetherStaveley-in-WestmorlandUlverston NorthKendal MintsfeetUlverston TownUlverston SouthKendal StricklandWindermere ApplethwaiteWorstKendal GlebelandsUlverston CentralKendal UnderleyAn individual’s risk of developing cancer depends on many factors, includingage, lifestyle and genetic make-up. It is estimated that up to half of all cancercases diagnosed in the UK could be avoided if people made changes to theirlifestyles, such as ceasing to smoke, having a moderate alcohol intake,maintaining a healthy bodyweight and avoiding excessive sun exposure.The Department of Health Public Service Agreement (2000) has set anational target to substantially reduce mortality rates from Cancer by at least20% in those under 75 by 2010. Figure 5.5 shows how mortality rates havedecreased since 1993.In Cumbria, the mortality rate from all cancers is at a similar level toEngland and has followed the same decreasing trend since 1993. SouthLakeland, on the other hand has had a lower DSR for all cancers thanCumbria and England each year since 1993. Overall in South Lakeland,mortality form all cancers in those under 75 has decreased by 22.4% from120.3 in 1995/1997 to 93.4 in 2005/2007. This means that in South Lakelandthe national target of 20% reduction by 2010 has already been exceeded.South Lakeland Baseline Assessment 2009 19
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Page 7 and 8: IntroductionSouth Lakeland covers a
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