Table 1
Sample, estimated population and percentage reporting migraine diagnosis, by selected charatceristics, household population, Canada, 2010/2011

Table 1
Sample, estimated population and percentage reporting migraine diagnosis, by selected charatceristics, household population, Canada, 2010/2011
Table summary
This table displays the results of Sample Sample size , Estimated population
'000 and Prevalence
% (appearing as column headers).
  Sample size Estimated population
'000		 Prevalence
%
Canada 22,720 2,707.4 8.3
Migraineurs with other selected neurological conditionsNote ‡ 1,451 170.9 0.5
Migraineurs without other selected neurological conditions 20,886 2,478.6 7.7
Sex  
Female 16,470 1,941.4 11.8 Note *
MaleNote † 6,250 766.0 4.7
Age group  
0 to 11 293 31.6 0.7 Note *
12 to 29 4,550 604.0 8.1 Note *
30 to 49Note † 9,078 1,177.9 12.1
50 to 64 6,518 664.9 9.9 Note *
65 or older 2,281 229.0 5.1 Note *
Province  
Newfoundland and Labrador 689 43.8 8.8
Prince Edward Island 352 12.2 8.7
Nova Scotia 905 83.1 9.1 Note *
New Brunswick 908 63.7 8.9
Quebec 3,313 518.8 6.8 Note *
Ontario 8,448 1,116.0 8.8 Note *
Manitoba 1,298 108.0 9.5 Note *
Saskatchewan 1,277 81.4 8.4
Alberta 2,258 311.5 8.7
British Columbia 2,686 361.3 8.3
Yukon 221 2.5 7.3
Northwest Territories 219 3.4 8.0
Nunavut 146 1.7 7.6
Note *

significantly different from reference group (p < 0.05)

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Note †

reference group; Canada is reference group for provincial comparisons

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Note ‡

ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease/amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), Alzheimer's disease or any other dementia, brain injury, brain tumour, cerebral palsy, dystonia, effects of a stroke, epilepsy, Huntington's disease, hydrocephalus, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, Parkinson's disease, spina bifida, spinal cord injury, spinal cord tumour, Tourette's syndrome

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Note: Sample, estimated population and prevalence for Canada exceed sum of subcategories because of 383 people who could not be classified (reported migraine but were missing information on other selected neurological conditions).
Source: 2010/2011 Canadian Community Health Survey - Neurological Prevalence File.
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