A recent report, entitled Rural, Remote and Northern Health Research: The Quest for Equitable Health Status for All Canadians, points out that there is not a great deal of information available on the health of rural Canadians, although data on life expectancy, death rates and infant mortality rates give some broad indicators of health.
Un rapport récent, Rural, Remote and Northern Health Research: The Quest for Equitable Health Status for All Canadians, révèle qu’il n’existe pas beaucoup de données sur la santé de la population rurale, mais que l’espérance de vie, le taux de mortalité et le taux de mortalité infantile donnent quelques indices de l’état de santé.
