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Abortion (Essex)

Mr. Rosindell: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many doctors specialising in abortion procedure there are in the Romford and Havering constituencies. [219370]

Dr. Ladyman: The information requested is not held centrally.

Alcohol-related Hospital Admissions (Children)

Sarah Teather: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many children aged between 11 and 15 years were admitted to hospital in (a) Greater London and (b) each London health authority owing to alcohol-related problems in each year since 2002–03. [220173]

Dr. Ladyman: Data are collected as counts of finished in-year admissions where there was a primary diagnosis or cause code for alcohol-related diseases.

The table shows the number of cases by strategic health authorities (SHAs) in London, followed by a sum of the total, which constitutes the total for London.
Counts of finished in-year admissions where there was a primary diagnosis or cause code for alcohol related diseases—age at admission: 11 to 15 years—national health service hospitals in London strategic health authorities

SHA2002–032003–04
Q04North West London5486
Q05North Central London6663
Q06North East London5880
Q07South East London5969
Q08South West London122140
TotalLondon SHAs359438




Notes:
1. Alcohol-related diseases
These are defined by a primary diagnosis of mental and behavioural disorders due to alcohol (ICD10 code F10), alcoholic liver disease (K70) or toxic effect of alcohol (T51) or a cause code of accidental poisoning by and exposure to alcohol (X45).
2. Finished in-year admissions
A finished in-year admission is the first period of in-patient care under one consultant within one healthcare provider, excluding admissions beginning before 1 April at the start of the data year. Please note that admissions do not represent the number of in-patients, as a person may have more than one admission within the year.



Avian Flu

Mr. Laurence Robertson: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what assessment she has made of the threat posed to public health in the UK by avian flu; and if she will make a statement. [219284]


 
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Miss Melanie Johnson: I refer the hon. Member to the reply I gave on 1 March 2005, Official Report, column 1080W.

Care Homes

Mr. Burns: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what research his Department has conducted into the viability of full cost recovery of regulatory costs for care homes; and whether the information collected is publicly available. [220226]

Dr. Ladyman: This issue is dealt with in a full regulatory impact assessment, which will be published shortly, alongside the relevant regulations. Copies will
 
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be placed in the Library and will be available on the Department's website.

Children's Weight

Tim Loughton: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what the average (a) weight and (b) waist size was of children in each of the last 10 years. [214820]

Miss Melanie Johnson [holding answer 8 February 2005]: Figures from the Health Survey for England for the average weight for children are shown in the table. Children have been included in the survey since 1995. No data on children's waist circumference has been collected as a raised waist circumference has only recently been identified as a risk factor for children.
Children's mean weight, by survey year, age and sex, children aged 0–15 with valid weight measurement
Weight (kg)

Age
012345678
Boys
Mean
199513.315.317.419.121.424.227.4
199614.015.217.419.321.724.427.4
199713.815.417.719.422.024.227.8
199813.315.317.419.321.624.327.5
1999(7)—;16.718.219.321.925.528.5
2000(9)14.315.817.519.522.024.427.7
2001(9)13.4315.317.120.522.125.228.8
2001(8)(9)6.210.412.915.317.120.522.125.228.8
20026.410.713.015.517.820.021.924.427.7
2003(9)6.910.613.115.917.619.722.725.328.0
Girls
Mean
199513.014.817.019.121.624.328.4
199613.114.817.320.021.424.227.3
199713.014.817.219.121.324.427.6
199813.414.917.319.321.723.727.5
1999(9)13.015.016.719.422.124.628.4
2000(7)—;14.517.519.921.824.327.7
200113.514.716.819.221.324.628.8
2001(8)(9)5.89.912.714.716.819.221.324.628.8
20026.09.812.614.817.419.622.125.028.7
2003(9)5.69.812.714.916.919.822.025.127.1

Weight (kg)

Age
9101112131415
Boys
Mean
199530.733.237.742.148.854.058.8
199630.433.737.642.346.553.660.6
199730.534.437.441.446.953.760.5
199829.833.838.143.648.853.358.7
199930.835.738.543.648.5(9)53.860.0
200030.034.838.843.947.5(9)56.461.7
200132.035.037.243.548.555.061.1
2001(8)32.035.037.243.548.555.061.1
200231.135.939.444.049.256.761.9
200332.635.540.242.949.658.560.7
Girls
Mean
199530.034.540.844.747.753.158.5
199630.334.939.345.949.554.057.2
199730.734.638.845.050.455.459.3
199831.235.540.146.550.755.156.8
199931.634.439.8(9)46.349.9(9)56.255.8
200030.135.639.945.351.456.257.9
200131.436.040.146.651.955.458.9
2001(8)31.436.040.146.651.955.458.9
200232.236.442.546.050.957.558.3
200331.535.240.946.751.057.058.9

 
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Age
012345678
Bases (weighted)
Boys
199565140145147161143145
199680145172160168170158
1997109229226217230238258
199876144129153146173153
199925647074698269
200032495667725471
20015195149124132108112
2001(8)51829195149124132108112
200298165201218238275262305312
200331898875959611511794
Girls
199561131177148157129139
199662142152161165155185
199799232234232228246243
199862126133147149142154
199937777471757563
200020535961736259
200165100119130121113144
2001(8)4289125100119130121113144
200265218215249239261281259281
2003267378938697106106105

Age
9101112131415
Bases
Boys
1995138140128142140132134
1996153161142143150152155
1997237220228226216207196
1998163147150139115127117
199978778269695968
200070667167695262
200112311711214812313298
2001(8)12311711214812313298
2002284308277308262284271
200312098118101116102103
Girls
1995139144147136120135125
1996144141159140142122118
1997244251224209192198181
1998122138161135105146123
199985616958686760
200055635955746168
2001138136141117122104131
2001(8)138136141117122104131
2002286283268286280292226
200310112911311211212395


(7) The unweighted sample base for this category is too small for results to be shown.
(8) In 2001, infant length measurement was included for those aged six-weeks to two-years.
(9) The unweighted sample base for this category is below 50. Treat results with caution.
Note:
Age rounded to nearest integer





 
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