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10.1.2.4 Mortality
As can be seen from Figure 56 and Figure 57, coronary heart disease (CHD), stroke
and other circulatory disease mortality make up a large proportion of total deaths in
those aged under 75 years.
From the Compendium, the age-specific mortality rates for CHD for 2006-2008 are given
in Table 198 for Hull and comparator areas (see section 3.3.3 on page 44). Rates are
not presented for deaths under 35 years as the numbers are too small. Hull‟s mortality
rates were comparable to the Industrial Hinterlands group and the average of the 10
comparator PCTs (albeit slightly higher for those aged 65-74 years).
Table 198: CHD age-specific mortality rates for 2006-2008
Area CHD age specific mortality rates per 100,000 for 2006-2008
Males Females
35-64 65-74 75+ all ages 35-64 65-74 75+ all ages
England 79.6 455 1,579 168 19.1 181 1,095 126
Hull 103.7 647 1,757 179 31.7 305 1,145 133
Y&H SHA 94.8 516 1,778 189 23.2 210 1,194 140
Indust Hinterlands 102.8 561 1,762 203 29.4 251 1,218 154
Wolverhampton 106.3 454 1,464 180 23.9 184 1,110 138
Salford 116.3 642 1,934 201 32.8 284 1,352 162
Derby 85.9 573 1,897 198 28.7 202 1,336 156
Stoke-on-Trent 98.8 556 1,705 188 31.4 196 1,180 143
Coventry 98.2 467 1,421 152 25.3 161 830 97
Plymouth 101.6 534 1,908 194 22.6 174 1,064 127
Sandwell 130.5 686 1,742 214 31.0 306 1,189 150
Middlesbrough 115.2 555 1,507 175 27.5 268 986 119
Sunderland 89.8 526 1,844 193 32.6 254 1,135 140
Leicester 119.1 744 1,914 181 36.6 307 1,267 127
Average above 10 106.2 574 1,734 187 29.2 233 1,145 136
NE Lincolnshire 110.4 619 1,894 225 17.7 228 1,268 154
Using the PHMF and GP registration file (October 2007, 2008 and 2009), the agespecific
mortality rates have been calculated for each Area and Locality (Table 199).
The figures for Hull differ slightly from the Compendium because different population
estimates have been used, and it is not possible to present the information for all areas
due to small numbers (marked with an asterisk in the table). Over the period 2007-2009
there were a total of 674 deaths in men and 471 deaths in women due to CHD.
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