Healthcare

While Most Believe Probiotics (72%) and Omega-3 Fatty Acids (79%) Improve Their Health, Just Four in Ten (44%) Canadians are Willing to Pay More for Products
Which Make Health Claims

More Canadians Turn to Vitamins and Minerals Than Flu Shots to Boost Immunity as Cold and
Flu Season Approaches

Four in Ten (40%) Parents With Children Who Exhibit a Mental-Health Illness are Frustrated that There's No Single Place to Get Information on Children's Mental-Health Issues

Seven in Ten (71%) Believe the Federal Government Should be Equally
Focused on Healthcare and the Economy
Canadians Want Their Voices Heard When it Comes to Fixing the Healthcare System as Nine in Ten (86%) Agree They Don't See Any Real Solutions
Being Put Forward by Governments

Sept Canadiens sur dix (71 %) sont d'avis que le gouvernement fйdйral devrait se concentrer autant sur le systиme de santй que sur l'йconomie.
Les Canadiens veulent exprimer leur opinion concernant l'amйlioration du fonctionnement du systиme de santй puisque neuf sur dix (86 %) sont d'accord pour dire qu'а leur connaissance, aucune solution rйelle n'a йtй mise de l'avant par les gouvernements.

Selon le sondage annuel Ipsos Reid/AMC, les Canadiens ne voient aucune amйlioration dans le systиme de santй, et les adultes plus jeunes ont plus tendance que les bйbй-boumeurs а s'attendre а devoir s'endetter, piger dans leurs йpargnes et modifier leurs plans de retraite pour payer des soins de santй dans l'avenir

Annual Ipsos Reid/CMA Survey Reveals Canadians Perceive No Improvement in Healthcare System, with Younger Adults More Likely than Boomers to Anticipate Having to Go Into Debt,
Dip into Savings and Alter Retirement Plans to Pay for
Healthcare in the Future

Nine in Ten (90%) Consider Improving Access to Organs for Those in Need of a Transplant an "Important Priority" for Canada