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2009 Sep 4		Raltegravir looks promising for initial HIV therapy
2009 Aug 19		HIV on the rise again in high-income countries
2009 Aug 18		Trying to stop the syphilis outbreak in British Columbia
2009 Aug 18		Reduced initial dosing of efavirenz linked to fewer side effects
2009 Jul 20		Troubling trends in American women with HIV
2009 Jun 25		Northern Alberta—preventing HIV transmission to babies
2009 Jun 19		Kombucha caution
2009 Jun 5		Study confirms international outbreak of sexually transmitted hep C
2009 May 7		Ontario researchers look at gonorrhea in the throat
2009 May 5		Gonorrhea makes a comeback
2009 Apr 29		Swine flu (H1N1 virus) on the move
2009 Apr 23		Syphilis can attack the liver in HIV positive men
2009 Apr 21		Dutch doctors uncover high rates of syphilis in HIV positive men
2009 Apr 15		Crystal meth—interviews reveal its impact on HIV positive men
2009 Apr 6		Not so symptom-free after all
2009 Apr 1		Can low-dose ritonavir help preserve body shape?
2009 Feb 11		Peanut product alert
2009 Feb 5		HAART and cervical abnormalities—a long-term study
2009 Feb 2		Anal cancer—a risk for women too
2009 Jan 29		German doctors find vision problems linked to syphilis
2009 Jan 27		Milk thistle—hints of help for hepatitis C
2009 Jan 20		British study looks at HAART and cancer
2009 Jan 19		Cancer and HIV—trends in the United States
2009 Jan 16		Thirty years of AIDS—Cancer trends in HIV, then and now
2009 Jan 13		Can naltrexone help recovery from crystal meth addiction?
2009 Jan 12		Some surprising effects of crystal meth
2009 Jan 5		Study links diet to health in HIV positive men
2008 Dec 17		Use of amphetamines linked to cancer
2008 Dec 15		Cell stimulant touted as yet another cure—proceed with caution
2008 Dec 12		Bone marrow transplants to cure HIV—a long and troubled history
2008 Dec 10		HIV—challenges to a cure
2008 Dec 9		Learning Institute participants talk about OHTN Research Conference
2008 Dec 5		A look at the syphilis outbreak in Ottawa
2008 Dec 3		Syphilis—a dreadful disease on the move
2008 Nov 4		Invasive Group A Strep (GAS) in Ontario
2008 Oct 27		Fending off Salmonella
2008 Oct 21		Listeria and HIV
2008 Oct 16		Germs in the news
2008 Sep 18		Listeriosis – Protecting Those with Weakened Immune Systems: Update from the Public Health Agency of Canada
2008 Sep 17		A uniquely Canadian look at AIDS2008
2008 Aug 7		Some good news about atazanavir and lopinavir-ritonavir
2008 Aug 6		Heart disease—more than just lipid levels
2008 Aug 6		Zeroing in on side effects
2008 Jul 14		Nukes and diabetes—is there a link?
2008 Jun 23		Italian researchers focus on fatty liver
2008 Jun 17		Breaking barriers to hepatitis C care in Ottawa
2008 Jun 11		American study finds cervical cancer uncommon in HIV positive women
2008 Jun 9		Study finds antidepressants not linked to cancer but…
2008 Jun 4		Euro-Canadian study probes anal cancer treatment
2008 Jun 2		Cancer trends in a large American HIV study
2008 Apr 7		Etravirine approved in Canada
2008 Mar 31		Controversial findings on abacavir and heart attacks
2008 Mar 12		PrEP—Can monkeys lead the way with tenofovir?
2008 Mar 7		Swiss guidelines take a troubling turn
2008 Mar 4		The elusive AIDS vaccine
2008 Feb 21		Maraviroc used successfully in PEP
2008 Feb 11		Update on CATIE’s Enhanced Role
2008 Jan 14		Update on CATIE’s expanded role in HIV/AIDS prevention, care, treatment and support
2007 Dec 18		Alberta—HIV and pregnancy
2007 Dec 10		IL-7—a potential immune booster makes its debut in Montreal
2007 Dec 5		British Columbia—breaking barriers to hepatitis C care
2007 Nov 29		Raltegravir approved in Canada
2007 Nov 29		After LGV treatment—STIs return
2007 Nov 27		Ready, set and going on treatment
2007 Nov 16		The perils of self-prescribing PEP
2007 Nov 12		Montreal researchers study HIV transmission
2007 Nov 8		Restless legs and HIV
2007 Nov 7		PEP tested after sexual exposure to HIV in Los Angeles
2007 Oct 29		CATIE's Role Expanded
2007 Oct 26		Alberta – hepatitis B vaccine fails despite many attempts
2007 Oct 24		Atripla approved in Canada
2007 Oct 24		International study examines cervical health in HIV positive women
2007 Oct 3		Skin tumours appear despite HIV therapy
2007 Oct 1		Kidney stones in some atazanavir users
2007 Sep 28		Maraviroc approved in Canada
2007 Sep 26		Treatment interruptions increase risk for cancer
2007 Sep 24		Superbug increasing among HIV positive people
2007 Sep 19		Body Mapping at the Ontario Science Centre: New exhibit brings powerful images and stories from Africa to the Canadian public
2007 Sep 14		Refugee PHAs face many challenges to staying healthy
2007 Sep 13		Potential cancer-causing substance found in nelfinavir (Viracept)
2007 Aug 17		Cysteine supplement found to reduce desire for cocaine
2007 Aug 8		Study looks at underlying causes of HIV, hepatitis C and substance use in Aboriginal youth
2007 Jul 10		Adjusting methadone doses in some HAART users
2007 Jul 3		CATIE Takes on Vital Hepatitis C Work
2007 Jun 27		Tenofovir and the kidneys—safety analyses
2007 Jun 22		Access to maraviroc in Canada
2007 Jun 18		HIV medications and diabetes—is there a link?
2007 Jun 6		Testosterone increase may depend on medications used
2007 Apr 17		Access denied—liver transplants and HIV in Canada
2007 Apr 11		Study highlights complexity of HIV transmission issues
2007 Apr 5		Should HAART be used to reduce HIV transmission?
2007 Apr 5		Montreal researchers make case for very early HIV treatment
2007 Apr 4		Shifting risks for viral infections among some substance users
2007 Mar 29		Intriguing findings from study on lubricants
2007 Mar 27		Swedish lessons for Canada
2007 Mar 23		Aboriginal Canadians being hit by hep C
2007 Feb 8		New guidelines for sexually transmitted infections in Canada
2007 Feb 7		Testing for abacavir hypersensitivity in Canada
2007 Jan 11		Large U.S. study of pregnant women looks at HAART and birth defects
2007 Jan 8		B.C. survey finds that some HIV positive women plan to have babies

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