The data displays the percentage of Canadian First Nations youth that had a diagnosed chronic health condition as of 2015-2016. According to the survey, 12.7% of First Nations youth had been diagnosed with allergies as of that time.
Allergies | 12.7 |
Asthma | 8.6 |
Anxiety disorder | 8.3 |
Mood disorder | 6.6 |
Learning disorder | 4.8 |
Speech or language difficulties | 4.7 |
Dermatitis/atopic eczema | 3.4 |
ADD/ADHD | 3.4 |
Blindness or serious vision problems | 2.9 |
Stomach or intestional problems | 2.1 |
Chronic back pain | 1.6 |
Chronic ear infections | 1.4 |
Heart disease | 1.2 |
Anemia (chronic) | 1.1 |
Hearing impairment | 0.9 |
Arthritis (excluding fibromyalgia) | 0.7 |
High blood pressure | 0.6 |
Thyroid | 0.5 |
Kidney problem | 0.5 |
FASD | 0.5 |
Epilepsy | 0.4 |
ASD | 0.4 |
Diabetes | 0.4 |
Developmental disorder | 0.4 |
Cancer | 0.4 |
Emphysema, chroic bronchitis, COPD | 0.3 |