§ Mrs. Ray MichieTo ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will break down the total numbers of deaths caused by breast cancer in England and Wales for each 411W year since 1979 into ages 16 to 24 years, 25 to 34 years, 35 to 44 years, 45 to 54 years, 55 to 64 years, and 65 years and over.
Year and Sex All ages 15–24 25–34 35–44 45–54 55–64 65+ 1979 Males1 83 — 1 4 12 20 46 Females1 12,091 2 161 653 1,812 2,799 6,664 1980 Males 78 — — — 6 19 53 Females 12,167 2 136 679 1,873 2,802 6,675 1981 Males 84 — — 3 8 10 63 Females 12,513 3 158 679 1,863 2,886 6,924 1982 Males 87 — — 1 7 20 59 Females 12,405 6 142 694 1,841 2,862 6,860 1983 Males 87 — 1 1 4 19 62 Females 12,672 3 127 688 1,783 2,948 7,123 1984 Males 99 — — 5 7 21 66 Females 13,310 6 143 708 1,779 3,010 7,664 1985 Males 79 — — 1 7 10 61 Females 13,513 5 126 722 1,669 3,073 7,918 1986 Males 105 1 — 4 4 28 68 Females 13,641 6 136 742 1,792 2,866 8,099 1987 Males 89 — — 5 2 15 67 Females 13,751 3 148 715 1,724 2,838 8,323 1988 Males 73 — — 1 3 13 56 Females 13,723 5 141 816 1,684 2,726 8,351 1989 Males 76 — — — 10 10 56 Females 14,008 5 137 817 1,742 2,690 8,617 1 International Classification of Disease Code 9th revision. 174 malignant neoplasm of female breast.
175 malignant neoplasm of male breast.