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Health Survey for England, 2001

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Variable Details

Variable

hdmige

Label

House dust mite IGE result

Responses

-9	No answer/refused	0
-8	Don't know	0
-7	Refused/not obtained	0
-6	Schedule not obtained	0
-2	Schedule not applicable	4095
-1	Item not applicable	5953
0.3		7752
0.4		84
0.5		88
0.6		58
0.7		54
0.8		37
0.9		34
1		34
1.1		33
1.2		28
1.3		23
1.4		26
1.5		26
1.6		28
1.7		18
1.8		17
1.9		16
2		21
2.1		15
2.2		18
2.3		13
2.4		24
2.5		18
2.6		11
2.7		11
2.8		13
2.9		13
3		9
3.1		13
3.2		7
3.3		15
3.4		7
3.5		6
3.6		5
3.7		10
3.8		7
3.9		2
4		10
4.1		5
4.2		6
4.3		9
4.4		7
4.5		10
4.6		7
4.7		9
4.8		10
4.9		4
5		12
5.1		5
5.2		7
5.3		10
5.4		10
5.5		7
5.6		6
5.7		7
5.8		8
5.9		1
6		8
6.1		5
6.2		4
6.3		9
6.4		8
6.5		8
6.6		4
6.7		3
6.8		2
6.9		2
7		6
7.1		4
7.2		5
7.3		6
7.4		6
7.5		3
7.6		3
7.7		4
7.8		4
7.9		5
8		4
8.1		4
8.2		3
8.3		4
8.4		4
8.5		5
8.6		4
8.7		7
8.8		5
8.9		2
9		4
9.1		4
9.2		4
9.3		3
9.4		3
9.5		3
9.6		3
9.7		4
9.8		3
9.9		2
10		2
10.1		7
10.2		4
10.3		5
10.4		2
10.5		3
10.6		2
10.8		5
10.9		5
11		3
11.1		7
11.2		3
11.3		5
11.4		3
11.6		2
11.7		6
11.8		3
11.9		4
12		2
12.1		3
12.2		3
12.3		2
12.4		5
12.5		2
12.6		3
12.7		4
12.8		1
12.9		2
13		6
13.2		1
13.3		1
13.4		3
13.5		6
13.6		4
13.7		3
13.8		5
13.9		2
14		4
14.1		3
14.2		3
14.3		2
14.4		2
14.5		1
14.6		3
14.7		2
14.8		5
14.9		5
15		4
15.1		6
15.2		5
15.3		2
15.4		3
15.5		4
15.6		3
15.9		1
16		4
16.2		2
16.3		2
16.4		3
16.5		2
16.6		2
17		1
17.1		1
17.2		2
17.3		2
17.4		1
17.5		1
17.7		1
17.9		4
18		3
18.2		2
18.3		1
18.4		3
18.5		4
18.8		1
18.9		3
19		4
19.1		2
19.2		5
19.3		1
19.4		1
19.5		2
19.6		3
19.7		3
19.8		3
19.9		2
20		4
20.1		1
20.3		3
20.4		1
20.5		3
20.6		1
20.7		3
20.8		1
21		4
21.1		2
21.2		2
21.4		1
21.6		3
21.7		1
21.9		1
22		1
22.1		1
22.2		1
22.3		1
22.5		4
22.6		2
22.8		1
22.9		1
23		3
23.1		2
23.3		2
23.5		2
23.6		1
23.8		2
23.9		2
24.3		1
24.4		1
24.6		5
24.9		1
25		2
25.2		3
25.3		1
25.4		5
25.5		2
25.6		1
25.7		2
25.8		3
26		1
26.1		1
26.5		1
26.6		1
26.7		1
26.9		1
27		2
27.1		2
27.2		1
27.4		1
27.8		2
27.9		2
28		2
28.3		3
28.4		1
28.6		2
28.7		1
29		2
29.1		1
29.2		2
29.3		1
30		1
30.1		3
30.5		1
30.7		2
30.9		1
31		1
31.3		1
31.4		1
31.6		1
31.8		1
31.9		3
32		2
32.2		1
32.3		2
32.4		2
32.5		2
32.9		3
33		3
33.5		1
33.8		2
34		2
34.3		1
34.4		2
34.5		1
35.4		1
35.5		2
35.7		2
35.8		1
36		1
36.3		1
36.4		1
36.9		2
37.1		1
37.2		3
37.4		1
37.5		2
37.6		1
37.7		1
37.9		1
38		1
38.3		2
38.6		2
38.8		1
38.9		1
39		2
39.7		2
39.9		1
40.2		1
40.3		2
40.4		1
40.6		2
40.7		1
41.3		2
41.7		1
42.1		2
42.5		1
42.7		1
43.1		2
43.8		1
44		1
44.4		1
44.5		1
44.6		1
44.7		1
45		2
45.1		1
45.8		2
45.9		2
46		1
46.1		1
46.4		3
46.6		1
47		1
47.4		1
47.5		1
47.9		1
48		1
48.7		2
49.2		1
49.5		1
49.7		1
49.8		3
50		1
51.2		1
51.5		2
52		1
52.1		2
52.3		1
52.4		1
52.6		2
53.5		2
54.1		1
54.7		1
54.8		1
55.6		1
55.9		1
56.4		1
56.8		1
57.3		1
58.6		1
58.9		1
59		1
59.7		1
60.5		1
62		1
62.4		1
63.4		2
63.7		1
63.8		1
63.9		1
64		1
64.4		1
64.6		1
64.8		2
65.5		1
65.8		1
65.9		1
66		1
66.2		1
66.4		1
66.9		1
67.2		1
67.3		1
67.5		1
68		1
68.4		1
68.5		1
68.9		1
69.6		1
69.8		1
69.9		1
71.2		1
71.7		1
72.7		1
72.9		1
74		1
75		1
75.4		1
77.2		3
77.7		1
78		1
78.2		1
78.8		1
80.2		1
82.4		1
85		1
85.3		1
85.7		1
87.5		1
89		1
94.8		2
96.5		1
97		1
98		1
98.7		1
101		98

Disclaimer

Please note that these frequencies are not weighted.

Location

Health Survey for England, 2001

Universe

Adults (aged 16 and over) and children (aged 2-15 years) living in private households in England in the year 2001.;National

Sampling

Multi-stage stratified random sample

Study Type

Repeated cross-sectional study. The survey is conducted annually.

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