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39269862

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% of Canadians would seek advice from a doctor for the following ailments, % would seek advice from a pharmacist: Cold, Joint and rheumatic pains, Flu, Sleeping problems, Backache, Diarrhea, Hangover, Headache, Hayfever {allergies], Migraine, Stomach upset, Constipation, Cough, Heartburn, Sinus congestion, Indigestion, Period pains

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1/1/2010

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Canada

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4/29/2010

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39268006

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Survey on nutritional packaging. Includes: When buying packaged food, when do shoppers check the nutritional information on the package? (Always, Thinking of buying a product for the first time, Dieting/trying to lose weight, Buying products for my children, Buying certain types of food, When I have the time, Never)

What percentage of consumers always check the nutrition label for the content or amount of specific ingredients.

Do consumers take more notice of nutritional information packaging than they did two years ago? Do consumers understand the difference between saturated and unsaturated fat?

For Canadians, what are the top sources of information on the topic of healthy eating? Which health conditions/ailments have Canadians experienced within the past 12 months? (Colds, Back Pain, Headaches (excl Mig.), Muscle Aches & Pains, Allergies, Arthritis/Rheumatism, High Blood Pressure, Stress, Acid Reflux/GERD, Heartburn/Indigestion, Insomnia/Sleeplessness [sleep], Diarrhea, High Cholesterol Levels, Constipation, Obesity.

Publication Date:

10/1/2008

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ARCHIVE

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Canada

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1/11/2010

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39262981

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% of Canadians affected by Allergic rhinitis (allergies)% Canadians who live with asthma and suffer from AR, % of this group who say AR interferes with a good night of sleep, hinders participation in leisure and sporting activities, and disrupts their ability to enjoy social activities, % indicate they have more asthma attacks,

Publication Date:

9/19/2006

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Canada

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9/22/2006

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39262802

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% of allergic Canadians would feel more prepared to get out and enjoy the outdoors if they could predict their symptoms and triggers ahead of time, % of Canadians proactively prevent their symptoms by keeping medication on-hand, % feel they are often fighting a losing battle with their allergies, despite their best efforts, % of Canadians reported that they are "pollen pushovers" since they experience difficulty coping with their symptoms altogether.

% of allergic Canadians claimed suffering increased by more than 50 per cent last year over previous years due to increased smog.

Publication Date:

8/9/2006

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Canada

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8/11/2006

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39262685

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% of Canadians suffer and/or know an immediate family member who suffers from allergies, Average # of weeks per year allergy sufferers are affected, % of these allergy sufferers feel that allergy symptoms prevent them from being themselves, % avoid outdoor activities due to allergy symptoms, % avoid social outings such as visiting friends and family or traveling, % missed at least one day of work during the past year due to allergy symptoms

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7/20/2006

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Canada

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7/24/2006

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39262130

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% of Canadians with school-aged children reported experiencing frustration trying to find lunch items that are allowed within the guidelines of their child's school anaphylaxis policy (peanut-free), # and % of Canadians have a serious allergy that puts them at risk for a life-threatening allergic reaction, % of Canadians admitted to not always reading food labels carefully to ensure compliance with their child's school's anaphylaxis policy.

% of Canadians acknowledge the importance of reading food labels, % expressed confidence in their ability to understand and assess food labels, % expressed confidence in their ability to recognize the uncommon names for ingredients relating to the priority food allergens in Canada, % reported being confident enough to administer care to a person suffering from anaphylactic shock.

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5/3/2006

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Canada

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5/4/2006

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39262043

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This report provides a wealth of information on different factors that influence the health and well-being of Canadian children and youth.

Includes Children and youth, by province/territory and age group, Immigrants to Canada Immigrant children and youth, Aboriginal identity, Family Life, Court ordered custody arrangement (divorce), Family type, Signs of family dysfunction, Mothers' employment by family type

Economic Security, Child poverty, Family income, Spending patterns, Physical Safety, Crime rates by province/territory, Air quality - Particulate matter, select cities Air pollution: Ground-level ozone, sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxide levels, Accidental injury death rates, Death rates from injuries, suicide and violence

Community Resources, Public school enrollment by province/territory, Public school enrollment by grade, University undergraduate enrollment, Student debt (Student loans)

Participation in recreation, ages 4-9 , 10-13 (e.g. Art or drama, Clubs, Sports with a coach, Dance etc, Hobby or craft) , Trends in overweight/obesity, Participation in regular physical activity (youth, teen & tweens by gender), Trends in food allergies and asthma, Ritalin prescriptions

Sexually active youth (grade 9 vs. grade 11), Teen pregnancies, Chlamydia rates, Alcohol consumption

Regulated child care spaces, Civic Vitality, Charitable giving, Organizational membership, Voter turnout

Health Status, Death rates, Infant mortality, Self-rated health status, Social Engagement, Youth crime, Talking to same-sex friends, Talking to opposite-sex friends Learning, Educational attainment, School readiness, Feelings about school, Labour force profile of teens: employment, unemployment and participation rates for teens (summer jobs], money received from parents, employers, odd-jobs.

Publication Date:

4/25/2006

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Annual

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Online

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Canada, provinces

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4/26/2006

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39261971

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% of allergy sufferers claim that suffering increased by more than 50 per cent last year (2005) over previous years due to increased smog, % state their suffering increased by more than 75 per cent, % claim that increased suffering as a result of record smog has had an "Impact" on overall quality of life.

% of sufferers claim their first line of defense is to: Increase medication, Close windows, Decrease outdoor activity, Avoid outdoors overall, Not taking any steps

% believe their city of residence has an obligation to reduce smog and pollution levels to assist those with allergies, % of sufferers support: Incentives for the purchase of hybrid vehicles, The creation of more bicycle lanes, Increasing or instituting taxes for corporations/organizations that pollute the environment, Encouraging healthcare plans to cover the cost of allergy medication for urban dwellers, Encouraging decreased road traffic during sunlight hours, Offering free transit during smog alert periods.

Publication Date:

4/12/2006

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Canada

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Posted/Updated:

4/13/2006

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15182

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% Canadians suffer from year-round allergies, Top reasons why allergic Canadians are not making simple alterations to their homes or lifestyles to reduce their suffering, % that have made changes, % have increased cleaning/housekeeping , % have installed an air purifier, % allergy sufferers have removed pets from the home.

Publication Date:

10/14/2004

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Canada

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10/18/2004


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