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Barts Health Equality and Human Rights Impact Assessment Report

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<strong>Health</strong>issue/conditionProtectedcharacteristic<strong>Barts</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Equality</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Human</strong> <strong>Rights</strong> <strong>Impact</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong> <strong>Report</strong>Local dataRegional/national/international dataAvailabilityAreascoveredYear Available YearWhat the evidence is sayingpeople with learning disabilities <strong>and</strong> people withschizophrenia have proportionally higher rates ofgastrointestinal cancer. Women withschizophrenia are 42% more likely to developbreast cancer.Percentage of Women Aged 53-64 Screened forBreast Cancer 2009/10:RaceNTHWF2009-102009-102009-10Yes 2002-6Newham PCT: 61.6% (out of 13,325 eligiblewomen);Tower Hamlets PCT: 67.3% (out of 8,300 eligiblewomen;Waltham Forest PCT: 70.8% (out of 13,895eligible women)Tower Hamlets – there is a weak correlationbetween lower male life expectancy <strong>and</strong> highercancer mortality in Bangladeshi residents. Peoplein most deprived areas <strong>and</strong> BME people hadlowest awareness of cancer symptoms <strong>and</strong>lifestyle risk factors.SexTHWFYes 2007-9Newham - The crude overall mortality rate due tocancers for Newham populations st<strong>and</strong>s at about25% for both men <strong>and</strong> women, although for allpeople that die before the age of 75 in Newham,more women die from breast <strong>and</strong> lung cancers,while the leading cause of death for men arecardiovascular diseases.Tower Hamlets – Some ethnicity/ gender specificinformation on cancer awareness. For example,Low level of breast awareness, particularly Asianwomen; barriers to seeing a GP wereembarrassment <strong>and</strong> fear (more Asian women),137

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