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Table 73 gives the life expectancy at birth for males and females for the period 2007-
2009 for each Area and Locality. As these represent larger geographical areas relative
to wards, there is less variability associated with the estimates and narrower confidence
intervals (compared to those in Figure 48 and Figure 49). For both men and women,
Riverside Area had the lowest life expectancy, and West Area had the highest life
expectancy. The largest difference in life expectancy between the Areas was
approximately 4.3 and 4.5 years for men and women respectively. There were few
differences in life expectancy between Localities.
Table 73: Life expectancy at birth for 2007-2009 by Area and Locality
Area/Locality Life expectancy at birth (in years) for 2007-09, 95% CIs
Males Females
North Carr 74.5 (73.2, 75.9) 79.8 (78.7, 81.0)
Northern 76.7 (75.3, 78.0) 81.4 (80.2, 82.7)
Locality: North 75.8 (74.8, 76.7) 80.5 (79.7, 81.4)
East 76.0 (75.0, 77.0) 79.7 (78.6, 80.8)
Park 75.6 (74.5, 76.6) 79.8 (78.9, 80.8)
Locality: East 75.6 (75.0, 76.3) 80.1 (79.4, 80.7)
Riverside* 72.6 (71.6, 73.6) 77.8 (76.7, 78.8)
West 76.9 (75.6, 78.2) 82.3 (81.1, 83.5)
Wyke 76.8 (75.6, 78.0) 81.4 (80.2, 82.5)
Locality: West 75.1 (74.4, 75.8) 79.9 (79.2, 80.6)
HULL 75.4 (75.0, 75.8) 80.1 (79.7, 80.5)
*Riverside not split into “East” and “West” for this table so it includes Drypool ward which
is in East Locality.
7.7.3 Relationship Between Deprivation and Life Expectancy at Birth
It is apparent when comparing the life expectancy estimates in Figure 48 and Figure 49
with deprivation illustrated in Figure 29 and Table 48 that there is a strong association
locally between deprivation and life expectancy at birth. However, to illustrate the strong
association at a national level, Figure 50 and Figure 51 show the IMD 2007 score and
life expectancy at birth for 2006-2008 (see section 6.9 on page 131 for more on the
IMD and section 12.10 on page 780 for more information on life expectancy) for 315 of
the local authorities for England 24 for males and females respectively. The association
is stronger for males than it is for females. In Hull, it can be seen that males and
females have a lower life expectancy compared to the „predicted‟ life expectancy based
on deprivation (plotted linear regression line). The underlying data are given in the
APPENDIX on page 840.
24 Life expectancy is available for 324 of the 326 local authorities (two local authorities have too smaller
populations for reliable estimates to be produced). The IMD 2007 has not been updated following
boundary changes in April 2009 as a result it is not available for all 326 of the current local authorities. As
a result, the figure illustrates deprivation and life expectancy in 315 of the 326 local authorities.
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