Table of Contents: Tracking Heart Disease and Stroke in Canada 2009

Overview
Many Canadians Have CVD
CVD Have a Major Impact on Individuals and Families
- Poor Health
- Limitations in Daily Activities
- Anxiety and Depression
CVD Have a Major Economic Impact in Canada
Health Services Help to Manage CVD
- Team Care
- CVD Medication Use
- Hospitalization
CVD Are a Major Cause of Death
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Overview
Tracking CVD Risk Behaviours
Socio-Demographic Factors and Risk of CVD
- Income and Education
- Place of Residence and CVD Risk Factors
- Ethnicity and Risk Factors
Tobacco Smoking
Physical Activity
Healthy Nutrition
- Vegetables and Fruit
- Breakfast
- Snacks
- Eating Fast Food
- Fat Intake
Overweight and Obesity
Diabetes
High Blood Pressure
- Treatment of High Blood Pressure
Salt and Sodium
Cholesterol and Blood Lipids
Mental Health and Illness
- Mental Health
- Mental Illness
Risk of CVD Among Aboriginal Peoples
- First Nations
  - First Nations People Living Off-Reserve
  - First Nations People Living On-Reserve
- Inuit
- Métis
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Overview
Ischemic Heart Disease
- Hospitalizations Due to Ischemic Heart Disease
- Deaths Due to Ischemic Heart Disease
Heart Attack
- Hospitalizations Due to Heart Attack
- Deaths Due to Heart Attack
Congestive Heart Failure
- Hospitalizations Due to Congestive Heart Failure
- Deaths Due to Congestive Heart Failure
Surgical Procedures for Heart Disease
- Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
- Coronary Angioplasties
- Valve Surgery
- Pacemaker Implantation
- Heart Transplantations
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