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CANADIAN STATISTICS
Based on population of Canada June 1998, Statistics Canada = 30,286,596
355,290 births July 1/97 - June 30/98 = 6,833 births/week

Births per week
 
Births per year
2
Of these babies are born with Muscular Dystrophy (1:3,200) (.0003)
- Muscular Dystophy Association
104
4
Of these babies are born with HIV infection(1:1,500) (.0007) CDC National HIV surveillance summary
208
5
Of these babies are born with Spina Bifida(1:1,300) (.0008) American Assoc. Neurological Surgeons
260
7
Of these babies are born with Down Syndrome(1:1,000) (.001) Centre for Disease Control CDC
364
17
Of these babies are born with Cerebral Palsy(1:400) (.0025) Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia
888
42
Of these babies are born with Autistic Spectrum Disorder(6:1,000 or 1:160) (.00625) Autism Society of British Columbia Medical Research Council:Review of Autism Research, Dec 2001Autism = 1:1,000 PDD/Asperger's = 5:1,000Up to 80% will have anxiety depression in their lifetime70% will have developmental disability (mental retardation)
2220
70
Of these babies are born with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder(1:100) (.01) Alcohol Research & Health, Volume 25, November 2001FAS = 2:1,000 ARND (Alcohol Related Neurological Disorder) = 8:1,000Up to 90% will have some form of mental health disorder in their lifetime (Jan Lutke)50% will have developmental disability (mental retardation)
3640
70
Of these babies are born with Mental Retardation (IQ<70)(1:100) (.01) (www.codi/buffalo.edu/archives) (Elliott Goldner, Department of Psychiatry, UBC) Of those referred for psychiatric assessment, 75% suffer from a medical condition (Ruth Ryan)
3640


Other general population statistics: (Revised 25 April 2002)

1:20 (.05) have some form of Hearing Impairment in their lifetime
1:150 (.007) are deaf (www.codi/buffalo.edu/archives)

1:100 (.01) have some form of Arthritis in their lifetime (www.codi/buffalo.edu/archives)

1:100 (.01) have some form of Schizophrenia in their lifetime (National Institute of Mental Health) (www.nimh.nih.gov/publicat/schizsoms.cfm)

1:125 (.008) have some form of Stroke in their lifetime (www.codi/buffalo.edu/archives)

1:250 (.004) have some form of Head Injury in their lifetime (www.codi/buffalo.edu/archives)

1:600 (.0017) are legally blind American Foundation for the Blind quoted by (www.codi/buffalo.edu/archives)

1:1000 (.001) have Multiple Sclerosis (www.codi/buffalo.edu/archives)

1 May 2002 Island Mental Health Support Team, Victoria, B.C. (250) 479-7005

 

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