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The health and wellbeing of children and young people in London Dr Marilena Korkodilos, Deputy Director Specialist Public Health Services, PHE (London) Aims To provide a descriptive analysis of the health and wellbeing of children and


  1. The health and wellbeing of children and young people in London Dr Marilena Korkodilos, Deputy Director Specialist Public Health Services, PHE (London)

  2. Aims • To provide a descriptive analysis of the health and wellbeing of children and young people living in London • To describe the economic case for investment in children and young people living in London 2

  3. More than 2 million children 1 in 4 and young people live in London This is estimated to rise by 11% from 2012 to 2020 3

  4. London children living in: Poverty 3 in 10 Poor housing 1 in 7 Overcrowding 1 in 4 4 mirror.co.uk

  5. MIND THE GAP There are wide inequalities for children across London About 1 in 2 children in Tower Hamlets live in poverty, which is almost 5 times as high as Richmond upon Thames Overweight/obese Overweight/obese Infant mortality HPV immunisation children aged 4-5 children aged 10-11 5

  6. Smoking The cost of 6 in 100 cessation smoking in women in programmes for pregnancy in London smoke pregnant women London is about at delivery, give a return of £25.3 million - which is about investment of 7:1 half that of £48.5 million England per year 6

  7. In 2012 in London, 519 babies did not live to see their first birthday…. that is about 10 babies per week 7

  8. Increasing breastfeeding could save £17 million annually in the UK by avoiding the costs of treating four acute diseases in infants England London Just under 9 in 10 87% 74% women initiate breastfeeding of women initiate of women initiate in London… breastfeeding breastfeeding however 2 of these women stop by 6-8 weeks 69% 48% of women continue of women continue breastfeeding at 6-8 breastfeeding at 6-8 weeks weeks 8

  9. An estimated 1-2 out of every 1,000 children may be born with hearing loss, that’s about 134-246 babies in London every year 98% of Early interventions Better newborns are and treatments speech, screened for (hearing aids, language and hearing loss cochlear implants, social skills within 2 weeks sign language) of birth 9

  10. Across London immunisation uptake rates are the lowest for England In 2012-13: 1 in 10 children living in London did not receive their third dose of DTaP/IPV/Hib at 12 months 1 in 5 children living in London did not receive their DTaP/IPV/Hib booster at 5 years 10

  11. Tooth decay is the most common chronic disease in childhood….. although it is almost entirely preventable 3 in 10 5 year olds in London have tooth decay 11

  12. Rates of childhood obesity are higher in London than the rest of England Nearly 1 in 4 children in London aged 4-5 years are overweight or obese Only 6 out of 10 children in London are a healthy weight when they start secondary school 12

  13. An obese child in London is likely to cost around £31 a year in direct costs, which could rise to a total (direct and indirect) of £611 a year if they continue to be obese into adulthood The treatment costs of childhood obesity in London were between £30 million - £195 million in 2007-08 13

  14. 1 in 10 111,000 children aged 5-16 in London The impacts of have a clinically childhood psychiatric significant mental disorders cost London’s health problem education system approximately £200 million per year 14

  15. The number of children with a mental health illness in a typical London school of 1,000 pupils: Significant mental health problem 100 Conduct disorder 58 Anxiety disorder 33 Severe depression 1 15

  16. Every year, 24,455 children start smoking in London…that’s about 30x the capacity of the London Eye Nearly 90% of lifetime smoking is initiated between the ages of 10 and 20 years in the UK 16

  17. Every £1 spent on young people’s drug and alcohol intervention brings a benefit of £5-£8 1 in 5 3 in 10 London pupils have London pupils have ever tried drugs ever drunk alcohol 17

  18. About 3,500 girls aged 15-17 years in London become pregnant each year Between 1990-2012 teenage pregnancy in London reduced by about 50% For every £1 spent on contraception £11 is saved on other healthcare costs 18

  19. London’s future http://vimeo.com/22688819 19

  20. Title picture credits: Megan O’Flynn (2008) 20 Music credits: Royalty Free Music and Instrumental Songs (2012)

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