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Table 252: Lung cancer standardised mortality ratios by ACORN group and category,
2004-2008 Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire combined
ACORN group and category SMR (95% confidence interval)
All ages Under 75
1.C.10 Well-Off Working Families with Mortgages 37.3 (17.0, 70.8) *
1.C Flourishing Families 61.8 (49.3, 76.5) 57.8 (42.4, 76.8)
1. Wealthy Achievers 65.9 (58.5, 74.0) 59.0 (49.7, 69.4)
5.N.45 Low Income, Older people, Smaller Semis 154.0 (121.9, 191.9) 160.8 (112.0, 223.7)
5.N.47 Low Income Families, Terraced Estates 174.0 (150.5, 200.2) 210.2 (175.6, 249.6)
5.N.48 Families/Single Parents, Semis and Terraces 204.7 (161.5, 255.8) 198.3 (143.5, 267.1)
5.N.49 Large Families/Single Parents, Many Children 215.0 (154.3, 291.7) 231.6 (157.3, 328.7)
5.N Struggling Families 178.9 (162.3, 196.8) 202.8 (179.0, 229.0)
5.O.51 Single Parents/Pensioners, Council Terraces 199.9 (173.9, 228.7) 232.0 (191.4, 278.7)
5.O Burdened Singles 190.1 (169.3, 212.8) 233.0 (198.6, 271.6)
5.P.53 Old People, Many High Rise Flats 178.3 (139.5, 224.5) 185.6 (120.1, 274.0)
5.P.54 Singles/Single Parents, High Rise Estates 233.5 (120.5, 407.9) *
5.P High Rise Hardship 184.5 (147.2, 228.4) 203.3 (139.9, 285.5)
5. Hard Pressed 183.5 (171.1, 196.6) 212.7 (193.6, 233.1)
*Less than 10 deaths during 2004-2008.
A similar analysis was undertaken using the Health ACORN categories. The
percentages of the October 2008 populations of Bransholme, and Orchard Park and
Greenwood wards that are within each Health ACORN type, group are shown in Table
253. Approximately one-quarter of residents in Bransholme lived in an area where the
dominant category was “Existing Problems”, 71% with “Future Problems” and the
remaining 5% as “Healthy”. Fourteen percent of Orchard Park and Greenwood
residents lived in an area where the dominant category was “Existing Problems”, 84%
with “Future Problems” and the remaining 2% as “Possible Future Concerns”.
Table 254 gives the all age and under 75 SMRs for Hull and East Riding combined by
Health ACORN type, group and category (for only the selected types in Table 253 for
Bransholme and Orchard Park and Greenwood). The majority of the residents of
Bransholme (95.8%) and Orchard Park and Greenwood (100%) lived within areas where
the dominant Health ACORN type had a statistically significant SMR for lung cancer (for
both under 75 years and all ages).
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