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Figure 8: DSRs for Circulatory Disease in Under 75s200.00Mortality from all circulatory disease in persons aged under 75 yearsRate/100,000150.00100.0050.000.00YearEng & Wales Carlisle Carlisle trend81.24Carlisle Saving LivesTarget = 95.84 by 201093 94 95 96 97 98 99 0 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 106.2 Cancer.In relation to cancer, the standardised mortality ratio for all malignant neoplasms in Carlisle is102, i.e. 2% above the national average.Table 4 illustrates SMRs for malignant neoplasms at electoral ward level. Only three wards,those of Morton, Currock and Denton Holme have rates significantly higher than nationally.Most notably, residents of Denton Holme have a mortality rate for cancers around 52% higherthan nationally.Table 4: Standardised Mortality ratios for all Malignant Neoplasms in the Under 75 age Group 2001- 2005ward nameexpecteddeathsobserveddeaths SMRRank (1 = best,22 = worst)Irthing 15.60 10 64 1Great Corbyand Geltsdale 16.40 11 67 2Wetheral 35.97 26 72 3Stanwix Rural 34.19 26 76 4Hayton 17.08 13 76 5Lyne 17.04 13 76 6Dalston 48.92 38 78 7Yewdale 46.21 39 84 8Burgh 14.69 13 89 9Harraby 42.51 38 89 10Longtown &Rockcliffe 31.45 29 92 11Brampton 35.16 34 97 12Belah 45.17 44 97 13Stanwix Urban 44.18 45 102 14Belle Vue 37.48 40 107 15Castle 31.76 34 107 16St Aidans 33.30 38 114 17Botcherby 37.76 47 124 18Upperby 37.72 48 127 19Morton 56.35 76 135 20Currock 32.54 48 148 21Denton Holme 31.58 48 152 22Fiona Huntington 13 of 47