Prevalence of heart failure by gender in Canada 2000-2022

It was estimated that in the fiscal year 2021-2022, the prevalence rate of heart failure among men in Canada aged 40 years and older was almost four percent while for women it was almost three percent. This statistic shows the prevalence rate of heart failure in Canada from 2000-2022, by gender.

Prevalence of heart failure in Canada from 2000 to 2022, by gender

Characteristic	Men	Women
2021–2022*	3.85%	2.66%
2020–2021*	3.85%	2.67%
2019–2020	3.86%	2.71%
2018–2019	3.88%	2.73%
2017–2018	3.9%	2.75%
2016–2017	3.92%	2.78%
2015–2016	3.95%	2.81%
2014–2015	3.96%	2.84%
2013–2014	3.95%	2.84%
2012–2013	3.98%	2.87%
2011–2012	4.02%	2.91%
2010–2011	4.07%	2.96%
2009–2010	4.1%	2.99%
2008–2009	4.13%	3.02%
2007–2008	4.09%	3.01%
2006–2007	4.13%	3.05%
2005–2006	4.13%	3.07%
2004–2005	4.14%	3.09%
2003–2004	4.13%	3.1%
2002–2003	4.09%	3.08%
2001–2002	4.03%	3.04%
2000–2001	3.9%	2.94%

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Release date

March 2024

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Region

Canada

Survey time period

2000 to 2022

Age group

40 years and older

Supplementary notes

Rates are age-standardized.
Adapted from the Canadian Chronic Disease Surveillance System (CCDSS). This does not constitute an endorsement by the Government of Canada of this product.
* The source gives the following note: "Many CCDSS measures, such as chronic disease incidence, were influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic. Changes in such measures may be driven by multiple factors, including (but not limited to) differences in healthcare seeking behaviour, the availability and use of healthcare services, as well as true changes in health status. As such, CCDSS measures should be used cautiously when making inferences about population health during the COVID-19 pandemic. Guidance for data users on examining the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on CCDSS measures can be accessed below."

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