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In East Locality, the differences are less marked, but nevertheless there is a significant
difference in the prevalence of smoking in Ings and Holderness compared to Longhill,
Marfleet and Southcoates East (but not for Holderness compared to Longhill). There is
also statistically significant difference in the prevalence in Longhill compared to Sutton
and Drypool for women, and in Sutton compared to Marfleet and Southcoates East for
men. In addition, the prevalence in Marfleet is statistically significant compared to
Drypool and Southcoates West for men.
For West Locality, there are statistically significant differences between Myton,
Newington and St Andrew‟s wards compared to Boothferry, Derringham, Pickering,
Avenue and Bricknell wards. For women, there are also statistically significant
differences in the prevalence of smoking in Newland compared to Myton and St
Andrew‟s, and between Newington and St Andrew‟s.
Figure 80: Age-adjusted percentages smoking daily or occasionally for wards in North
Locality, 2009
Age standardised smoking prevalence (%)
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Bransholme
East
Bransholme
West
Kings Park Beverley Orchard Park
and
Greenwood
Ward in North Locality
University
Males
Females
Persons
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