Anableddau

Rydym yn edrych ar nifer y bobl sydd ag anableddau, a sut mae anableddau'n effeithio ar weithgareddau bob dydd.

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Females at birth in 2009-11 in England can expect to live a further 1.0 year with a disability than in 2006-08. For males it was a further 0.4 years
Women at age 65 in England in 2009-11 can expect to live a further 0.6 years without a disability. For men it was an extra 0.5 years without a disability
Females at birth in Herefordshire in 2009-11 have a Disability-Free Life Expectancy (DFLE) of 71.7 years. This is 16.1 years longer than females in Tower Hamlets, where DFLE was 55.6 years

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Disability-Free Life Expectancy by Upper Tier Local Authority: England: 2009-11 and comparison with 2006-08

Comparison of disability-free life expectancy estimates between local authorities in 2009-11 with regional breakdowns. Change over time between 2006-08 and 2009-11 is discussed for both regions and upper tier local authorities.
Inequality in Disability-Free Life Expectancy by Area Deprivation: England: 2003–06 and 2007–10

Data on the geographical distribution of disability, which the government and private sector can use to make decisions.

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Disability in England and Wales

We take a look at the health of the population of England and Wales in respect to activity limiting health problems or disabilities. We found that more than 10 million people reported to have activity limiting health problems in 2011, however, results show that this has fallen slightly since 2001.

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