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Health profile
Health profile, benchmarking performance of an area on a range of variables against the regional average.
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Source:
Community Health Profiles (Department of Health) (test source type)
http://www.cumbria.nhs.uk/publichealth/Allerdale%20Community%20Profile%202008.pdf
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