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* Regional differences in the prevalence of diabetes *
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The prevalence of diagnosed diabetes varies by Government Office Region in England for both men and women. The age-standardised prevalence is highest for men (6.5%) in the North West and for women (5.4%) in Yorkshire and the Humber and the West Midlands. Rates are lowest for men in the East Midlands (4.6%) and for women in the South West (2.6%).

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* Age-standardised prevalence of diagnosed diabetes by sex and Government Office Region, adults aged 16 and over, 2006, England (Table)
Source: Health Survey for England 2006 (2008).		  
Microsoft Excel Sheet - Age-standardised prevalence of diagnosed diabetes by sex and Government Office Region, adults aged 16 and over, 2006, England (Table)
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* Diabetes supplement 2001
This supplement presents statistics on the burden of diabetes with a focus on the burden of CVD due to diabetes. Published November 2001.		  
Adobe Acrobat Document - Diabetes supplement 2001
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