8 out of 10 Canadians are concerned about the impact of misinformation on parents’ decisions about their child’s health

GlobeNewswire – June 09, 2022

Parents want to make the best health decisions for their kids, and they’re calling on all levels of government for more accessible, timely and evidence-based child health information they can trust.

A recent survey, conducted by Abacus Data in partnership with Children’s Healthcare Canada and the Pediatric Chairs of Canada, shows more than 90 per cent of parents want to see more government action in providing health information and investing in research specific to children and youth.

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8 out of 10 Canadians are concerned about the impact of misinformation on parents’ decisions about their child’s health

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