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Market Research Report

Marketing Health to Women - US - July 2009

Published by Mintel International Group Ltd, Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2009/07 Content info  
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Table of Contents

  • Scope and Themes
  • What you need to know
  • Definition
  • Data sources
  • Consumer survey data
  • Advertising creative
  • Abbreviations and terms
  • Abbreviations
  • Terms
  • Executive Summary
  • The big picture for women' s health
  • Preventive care is a must
  • Getting a "head" of the game
  • Reaching out digitally
  • Women' s health is woven into the fabric of many industries
  • Diet and exercise are top of mind
  • Focused attention on women' s health issues
  • Lifestages determine needs and concerns
  • Promoting health
  • Importance of healthy living
  • Conditions and concerns
  • The Diet Factor
  • Taking Care
  • What Women Want
  • Reaching Out
  • Race and Ethnicity
  • Competitive Context
  • The high cost of staying healthy
    • Figure 3: Attitudes towards cost/effectiveness of health maintenance enhancements, April 2009
  • Studies and recalls
  • Market Factors
  • Financial stresses impact healthcare
    • Figure 4: Debt as health stressor, by age, April 2009
  • Diet and exercise reign supreme
    • Figure 5: Most important factors contributing to healthy living, April 2009
    • Figure 6: Importance, rating, and attitudes towards health, April 2009
    • Figure 7: The healthy (and not so healthy) attitudes of women, October 2007-December 2008
  • Focused public attention on women' s health issues
  • Partnerships with health organizations draw attention to the importance of healthy living
  • The Oprah Factor
  • The race factor
    • Figure 8: Hispanic women, by age, 2004-14
  • Lifestage as Market Factor
  • Overview
    • Figure 9: Female population, by age, 2004-14
  • Young adults
    • Figure 10: Sources for information on mental health, by age, April 2009
  • Family/career
    • Figure 11: U.S. birth rates, by age of mother, 2005
    • Figure 12: Most important factors contributing to healthy living, by age, April 2009
  • The "Third-Age": Post-family/menopause
    • Figure 13: Concern for developing conditions, by age, April 2009
  • The "golden" years
    • Figure 14: Health/lifestyle practices, by select female cohorts, April 2007-June 2008
    • Figure 15: health stressors, by age, April 2009
  • Innovation and Innovators
  • Retailers ramp up generic drug discount initiatives
  • Ease of access to healthcare
  • Consumer products tout health attributes
  • Nutrition and energy bars
  • Yogurt and yogurt drinks
  • Tea and RTD teas
  • Snack foods go the extra mile
  • And... beer?
  • Supplements
  • Targeting women of childbearing age...
  • ...and after
  • Advertising and Promotion
  • Overview
  • Company spotlight: Electronic Arts--making exercise easy
  • Celebrity spokeswomen
  • Magazines
  • Figure 16: AdWeek' s magazine hot list, 2009
  • Television ads
  • Spotlight: Osteoporosis medication
    • Figure 17: Actonel television ad, 2008
    • Figure 18: Boniva television ad, 2009
  • Spotlight: Weight loss programs
    • Figure 19: Nutrisystem Silver television ad, 2008
    • Figure 20: Weight Watchers Momentum Program television ad, 2009
  • Spotlight: Food products
    • Figure 21: Yoplait television ad, 2009
    • Figure 22: Yoplait television ad, 2009
  • Women' s Health
  • Key points
  • Women recognize the importance of living a healthy lifestyle
    • Figure 23: Importance, rating, and attitudes towards health, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 24: Importance, rating, and attitudes towards health, by HH income, April 2009
  • Yet implementation still needs work
    • Figure 25: Time spend talking or reading about healthcare or healthy living topics, frequency of exercise and alcohol consumption, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 26: Time spend talking or reading about healthcare or healthy living topics, frequency of exercise and alcohol consumption, by HH income, April 2009
  • Turning healthy ideas into healthy lifestyles
    • Figure 27: The healthy (and not so healthy) attitudes of women, by age, October 2007-December 2008
    • Figure 28: Balancing actions with attitudes, by age, October 2007-December 2008
    • Figure 29: Balancing actions with attitudes, by HH income, October 2007-December 2008
  • Conditions and Concerns
  • Key points
  • Concern outpaces diagnoses
    • Figure 30: Diagnosed conditions, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 31: Diagnosed conditions, by HH income, April 2009
    • Figure 32: Concern for developing conditions, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 33: Importance, rating, and attitudes towards health, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 34: Importance, rating, and attitudes towards health, by HH income, April 2009
  • The Diet Factor
  • Key points
  • Diet and exercise recognized as being of utmost importance
    • Figure 35: Approach towards eating, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 36: Most important factors contributing to healthy living, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 37: Most important factors contributing to healthy living, by HH income, April 2009
    • Figure 38: Diet as a health stressor, by age, April 2009
  • Taking Care
  • Key points
  • Insurance through work most prevalent
    • Figure 39: Health insurance coverage, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 40: Health insurance coverage, by HH income, April 2009
  • Age, income impact likelihood (and frequency) of visits to the doctor
    • Figure 41: Last complete physical with a registered physician, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 42: Practitioners regularly visited, 2007 and 2009
    • Figure 43: Practitioners regularly visited, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 44: Practitioners regularly visited, by HH income, April 2009
  • What Women Want
  • Key points
  • Interest high for a wide range of health maintenance food and beverages
    • Figure 45: Food and beverage products of interest, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 46: Food and beverage products of interest, by HH income, April 2009
    • Figure 47: Supplements of interest, by age, April 2009
  • On the other hand...
    • Figure 48: Attitudes towards cost/effectiveness of health maintenance enhancements, by age, April 2009
  • Reaching Out
  • Key points
  • Internet the leading "go-to" for health information
    • Figure 49: Most likely sources for health information, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 50: Most likely sources for health information, by HH income, April 2009
  • Overall, sources for health information are highly rated
    • Figure 51: Overall ratings for sources of health information, by topline, April 2009
  • Sources for health information in-depth
  • Specific health conditions and mental health
    • Figure 52: Sources for information on specific health conditions and mental health, April 2009
  • OTC remedies, Rx remedies and herbal supplements/non-traditional medications
  • Figure 53: Sources for information on OTC and Rx remedies and herbal supplements/non-traditional medications, April 2009
  • Healthy recipes, exercise and stress management
    • Figure 54: Sources for information on healthy recipes, exercise and stress management, April 2009
    • Figure 55: Past and anticipated usage of online tools for health management, April 2009
    • Figure 56: Past usage of online tools for health management, by age, April 2009
    • Figure 57: Anticipated usage of online tools for health management, by age, April 2009
  • Race and Ethnicity
  • Key points
  • Hispanic health overview
    • Figure 58: Importance, rating, and attitudes towards health, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
  • Diet and exercise
    • Figure 59: The healthy (and not so healthy) attitudes of women, by race/Hispanic origin, October 2007-December 2008
    • Figure 60: Most important factors contributing to healthy living, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
  • Conditions and concerns
    • Figure 61: Diagnosed conditions, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
    • Figure 62: Concern for developing conditions, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
    • Figure 63: Importance, rating, and attitudes towards health, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
  • The healthcare system
    • Figure 64: Health insurance coverage, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
    • Figure 65: Practitioners regularly visited, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
  • Products of interest
    • Figure 66: Food and beverage products of interest, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
    • Figure 67: Supplements of interest, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
  • Sources for health information
    • Figure 68: Most likely sources for health information, by race/Hispanic origin, April 2009
  • Appendix: Other Useful Consumer Tables
    • Figure 87: Concern for developing conditions, by HH income, April 2009
    • Figure 88: The healthy (and so healthy) attitudes of women, by HH income, October 2007-December 2008
    • Figure 89: Last complete physical with a registered physician, by HH income, April 2009
    • Figure 90: Approach towards eating, by HH income, April 2009
    • Figure 91: Supplements of interest, by HH income, April 2009
    • Figure 92: Attitudes towards cost/effectiveness of health maintenance enhancements, by HH income, April 2009
  • Appendix: Trade Associations
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