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1 in 150 Canadians lives with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis.
1 in 10 Canadians has liver disease.
Bringing liver research to life.
HIV prevention and linking people to treatment and support saves money and lives, every $1 invested in HIV prevention saves $15.
Approximately 7,556 cases of HIV were prevented in Ontario from 2000-2009. Ontario is making significant progress in reducing HIV infections.
The OFCP Assistive Devices Funging Program purchased and installed a lift in Stephen's home to enable him more independience and access to his home.
Bobbi received money from OFCP's Activity Funding Program, which enabled her to take her dream vacation and make memories that will last a lifetime.
Bleeding disorders are a family of diseases in which blood proteins or platelets that help the blood to clot are missing or do not function properly, resulting in prolonged bleeding.
1 in 11 Canadians carries an inherited bleeding disorder gene, and 1 in 10 of these, or 35,000 Canadians, has symptoms severe enough to require medical care. Many of them have not yet been properly diagnosed.
Schizophrenia Ontario engaged 2,775 people across Ontario through education and training.
Schizophrenia Ontario's Ask the Expert helpline had 1,740 interactions with people in 63 communities across Ontario, nationally and internationally.
Schizophrenia Ontario's Ask the Expert helpline had 1,740 interactions with people in 63 communities across Ontario, nationally and internationally.
Twenty years ago, a rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis likely meant a future in a wheelchair.
A new Kidney Foundation active living pilot program will help kidney patients stay physically active, and connect them to other patients in their community, which provides valuable social and emotional support.
Early diagnosis and identification of risk factors for kidney disease is important to long-term kidney health. Through SeeKD Clinics and our online risk assessment tool, we are helping Canadians learn more about the important role kidneys play in overall health.
Physical activity can reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease by 40%.
3 out of 5 people with dementia go missing. If not found within 24 hours, they risk serious injury or even death.
There are 33,000 people living with spinal cord injuries in Ontario, and today another person will sustain an injury.
Although sustaining a spinal cord injury is one of the most traumatic events that can happen in a person's lifetime, people can, and do, make a positive adjustment to life with an injury given the right supports at the right time.
The Canadian Diabetes Association helps empower children to live beyond their diabetes through D-Camps, which provide children with a fun environment in which to learn how to manage their diabetes and the opportunity to spend time with others their age who are also living with the disease.
The Canadian Diabetes Association (CDA) launched the Diabetes Charter for Canada across the country in 2014 to empower people with diabetes and their caregivers, and to work with government and health-care providers to support a healthier future for those with the disease.
1 in 25 Canadians carry the gene responsible for CF.
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is the most common fatal genetic disease affecting Canadian children and young adults. There is no cure.
Up to 80% of premature heart disease and stroke is preventable.
Last year, the Foundation helped create 165,000 survivors from heart disease and stroke.
The Ontario Lung Association's Lung Health information Line handles approximately 4,000 patients and caregiver inquiries per year.
The Ontario Lung Association has invested more than $27 million into lung health research carried out in Ontario.
Dr. Nancy Baxter has Canadian Cancer Society funding to create a tool that will help young cancer patients and their doctors make informed decisions about fertility after cancer treatment.
Ian Caunce volunteers his time with the Society's Wheels of Hope transportation program who helps patients who have no other way of getting to cancer-related care of who cant afford
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