When Canadian women were asked to share which signs of aging bother them most - % reported wrinkles, wrinkles around the eyes, sagging, sagging neck, uneven skin tone, % of women are unaware that cosmetic injectables do not all work the same way. [cosmetic surgery, plastic surgery, Botox, anti-aging]

% of patients/caregivers said they did not get anything like this, Of the patients/caregivers who did receive information regarding possible health outcomes, % did not get anything in a written format.

% of kidney cancer patients/caregivers agreed that after surgery the urologist said something general like, "We got all the cancer. You can now get on with your life,", % said they wished the patient's urologist had given them more information following their surgery

% of patients experienced emotional, physical, and psychological impacts as a result of their experience with kidney cancer. (responses compared to what Urologists felt)

Average length of time to be diagnosed with epilepsy, Average amount of time to be seen for the first time by an epilepsy specialist, % of the respondents who were candidates for surgery waited up to five years to undergo surgery for epilepsy, For ongoing treatment of epilepsy, % report seeing their General Practitioner or family doctor regularly, % have ever been to see an epileptologist

% believe that uncontrolled epilepsy should be classified as a disability, % report that government disability programs are not available to them. % say they rely on medications to manage seizures

Number of people in Canada suffer from epilepsy

Opinions on care: Care was excellent or very good, On the whole, the system works pretty well, Has a regular doctor or place of care, Used the emergency department once or more in past 2 years, Used emergency department because regular doctor/clinic was not available

Did not fill a prescription or skipped doses because of cost, Did not visit a doctor because of cost, Skipped a medical test, treatment or follow-up because of cost

Got a same-day or next-day appointment when needed medical attention, Waited 4 or more weeks for appointment with specialist [waiting times], Test results or medical records were not available at scheduled appointment, Specialist did not have basic medical information, Regular doctor was up-to-date about emergency department care, Always receives help with coordinating care from regular place of care

Things always explained in a way that is easy to understand, Always have enough time with doctor,

Weeks Waited to Receive Selected Diagnostic tests (CT-scan, Ultrasound, MRI)

For Psychiatric waiting times see related reference: Stats Link Canada ID# 39265571