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second most deprived quintiles for men (3 rd and 5 th largest improvement respectively)
and in the second most deprived quintile for women (5 th largest improvement).
Comparing against comparator PCTs (Table 77), Hull had lower life expectancy than
most comparator PCTs for the most deprived and second least deprived national
deprivation quintiles, but within the second most deprived quintile life expectancy in Hull
men and women was higher than all but one comparator PCT, while in the middle
quintile life expectancy among Hull men was also higher than all but one comparator
PCT, while among women only two PCTs had higher life expectancy than Hull. In terms
of changes to life expectancy since 2001-2003, Hull‟s best performance relative to the
10 comparator PCTs was in the middle and second most deprived quintiles for men
(only 1 and 3 comparator PCTs respectively had larger improvements in life expectancy)
and in the second most deprived quintile for women (only 4 comparator PCTs saw a
larger improvement in life expectancy).
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