West Midlands Key Health Data 2006/07

Table 9.1: Proportion of deaths attributable to smoking (Based on deaths in England 1998-2002



 

 

Cause of death

Men

Women

Observed deaths

% Deaths
attributable
to smoking

Observed deaths

% Deaths attributable
to smoking

Cancer

   Lung

16, 957

91

10,466

80

   Throat and mouth

653

77

188

58

   Oesophagus

3,575

70

2,110

72

   Bladder

2,755

49

1,404

23

   Kidney

1,509

42

942

7

   Stomach

3,387

35

2,066

12

   Pancreas

2,710

26

2,904

31

   Unspecified site

4,536

33

4,738

7

   Myeloid Leukaemia

1,034

19

927

12

Circulatory

   Ischaemic heart disease 35-54

3,676

57

767

63

   Ischaemic heart disease 55-64

7,084

41

2,084

34

   Ischaemic heart disease 65-74

15,337

27

7,454

22

   Ischaemic heart disease 75+

30,470

10

35,977

8

   Cerebrovascular disease 35-54

773

58

680

52

   Cerebrovascular disease 55-64

1,298

33

967

35

   Cerebrovascular disease 65-74

3,896

17

3,380

38

   Cerebrovascular disease 75+

13,841

4

28,025

2

   Aortic aneurysm

5,311

64

3,354

65

   Myocardial degeneration

278

26

960

18

   Atherosclerosis

416

22

754

17

Lung disease

   Chronic obstructive lung disease (COPD)

11,219

87

7,600

84

   Pneumonia 35-64

542

34

324

51

   Pneumonia 65+

6,377

24

9,752

15

 
 

Source: Health Development Agency The Smoking epidemic in England (2004)

 

 


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