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Table 236: Cancer age-specific mortality rates for 2007-2009 by Area in Hull
Area/Locality Cancer age specific mortality rates per 100,000 for 2007-2009
Males Females
35-64 65-74 75+ All ages 35-64 65-74 75+ All ages
North Carr 212 1,437 2,408 237 134 703 1,824 177
Northern 164 1,001 1,970 230 234 967 1,643 274
NORTH 186 1,180 2,114 233 187 861 1,706 230
East 188 1,065 2,568 350 192 877 1,548 329
Park 166 1,313 2,880 305 160 736 2,100 292
Riverside (East) 162 1,137 3,783 312 111 568 1,554 212
EAST 174 1,182 2,819 324 167 782 1,773 297
Riverside (West) 176 1,526 2,635 276 205 1,290 1,559 275
West 151 1,084 2,145 305 130 778 1,435 282
Wyke 125 975 3,396 238 92 683 1,504 193
WEST 152 1,209 2,606 273 143 906 1,489 252
HULL 168 1,192 2,601 282 162 848 1,644 263
Over the three year period 2007-2009, there were 1,126 cancer deaths in men and
1,020 cancer deaths in women in Hull. The age-specific mortality rates for Hull differ
slightly from the Compendium because different population estimates have been used.
The total number of deaths from cancer in men and women aged under 75 years as well
as the directly standardised mortality rates (DSRs) for all cancers are given in Table 237
for the most recent period 2007-2009. The DSRs are standardised to the European
Standard Population. The confidence intervals are given, and it can be seen that they
are wide for the Areas and Localities, particularly for the former. Therefore, despite the
relatively large differences among the Areas and Localities, the differences could well be
associated with random variation rather than related to true underlying differences.
Table 237: Total deaths and under 75 directly standardised mortality rates for all
cancers per 100,000 persons, Hull 2007-2009
Area Total deaths over three years and under 75 DSRs for cancer 2007-2009 per
100,000 persons (95% CI)
Males Females Persons
N DSR N DSR N DSR
North Carr 70 195 (152 to 247) 40 107 (76 to 145) 110 149 (122 to 180)
Northern 68 146 (113 to 185) 80 163 (129 to 203) 148 154 (130 to 182)
NORTH 138 166 (139 to 196) 120 137 (114 to 164) 258 151 (133 to 170)
East 93 155 (125 to 190) 88 139 (111 to 171) 181 147 (126 to 170)
Park 105 170 (139 to 206) 77 121 (95 to 152) 182 145 (125 to 168)
Riverside (E) 28 154 (102 to 224) 16 91 (52 to 147) 44 122 (89 to 164)
EAST 226 161 (140 to 183) 181 125 (107 to 145) 407 142 (129 to 157)
Riverside (W) 101 192 (156 to 233) 79 183 (145 to 229) 180 187 (161 to 217)
West 82 139 (110 to 173) 69 110 (85 to 140) 151 124 (104 to 145)
Wyke 50 129 (95 to 170) 35 90 (62 to 125) 85 109 (87 to 135)
WEST 233 155 (135 to 176) 183 126 (108 to 146) 416 140 (127 to 154)
HULL 597 159 (147 to 173) 484 128 (117 to 140) 1,081 143 (135 to 152)
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