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Public Health Survey

Kidney Health Awareness Showing Improvement

Despite significant improvements from 2024, nearly half of Canadians (47%) remain uncertain about their kidney disease risk.
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Public Health Survey

Eight in 10 (78%) Canadians Willing (45% Very/34% Somewhat) to Have Technology Installed in Vehicle to Prevent Impaired Driving

Older Canadians Most Positive among Age Groups; Quebecers Most Hesitant among Provinces
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Public Health Survey

Large Majority (86%) of Canadians Support (50% Strongly/36% Somewhat) Supreme Court of Canada Decision about Medical Assistance in Dying

71% in Favour (32% Strongly/39% Somewhat) of Removing “Reasonably Foreseeable” Requirement for MAID, Siding with Quebec Superior Court Ruling
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Drugs Survey

Eight in Ten Canadians (82%) Say Keeping Up-to-Date on Vaccines is Important, but 27% Say It’s Not a Priority

Half of Parents (52%) Prioritize their Children’s Immunization Over Their Own
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Healthcare Survey

Nine in Ten (88%) Canadians Approve of Legislation that Would Mandate All School-Aged Children Be Up-To-Date on Their Vaccinations

Over Eight in Ten (85%) Believe Vaccination Compliance Rates Should be Posted Publicly in Schools and Daycares
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Public Health Survey

New Study reveals misconceptions among Ontario Youth in their understanding of Melanoma and Sun Safety

Two-thirds (65%) acknowledge that while they know sun safety is important, they don’t always take the appropriate steps to protect themselves.
Public Health Survey

Eight in Ten (80%) Albertans Support Notion that All Publicly-Funded Hospitals in Alberta Be Required to Allow Medically-Assisted Dying on their Premises

Majority of every demographic group studied – including those with religious identity – support access in all publicly-funded facilities
Six in Ten (60%) Canadians say they Would be More Likely to Support a Political Party that Would Implement a National Diabetes Strategy
Healthcare Survey

Six in Ten (60%) Canadians say they Would be More Likely to Support a Political Party that Would Implement a National Diabetes Strategy

Eight in Ten (82%) Believe Diabetes Should be an Immediate Priority for the Government of Canada
Public Health Survey

Health Series

Ipsos Poll on Behalf of Global News
Impact Artificial Intelligence
Public Health Survey

Six in Ten Canadians Say they are Excited About the Impact Artificial Intelligence (AI) Will Have on Health Care

While Canadians Support Investments in these Advancements, they Don’t Want it to Come at the Expense of Fewer Health Care Workers (77%)
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