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Online resources at CATIE

• Just Diagnosed with HIV First things to know about living with HIV
• HIV & AIDS Basic Facts This brochure offers the basics on HIV transmission, testing and treatment
• Living with HIV Resources for dealing with all aspects of living with HIV
• Living with HIV: Starting Points An easy-to-read primer on viral load, CD4 counts and healthy living
• Managing Your Health Handbook on living with HIV
• The Positive Side Health and wellness magazine for people living with HIV
• A Practical Guide to HIV Drug Treatment CATIE's guide on starting, switching and staying on antiretroviral therapy
• You can have a healthy pregnancy if you are HIV positive A friendly and colourful booklet packed with information about pregnancy and HIV
• HIV and aging Healthy living tips for people 50 and over living with HIV

HepCInfo.ca Welcome to CATIE's plain-language website containing up-to-date information on hepatitis C

CATIE's Ordering Centre The CATIE Ordering Centre offers hundreds of free HIV and Hepatitis C resources and tools from organizations across Canada, for use by people living with HIV and/or Hepatitis C and their caregivers, health care providers, AIDS service organizations and related front-line organizations across Canada.

ASO411 Locate an AIDS Service Organization (ASO) or other HIV related service in your area

E-Learning at CATIE

• Just diagnosed with HIV First things you need to know about living with HIV (accompanies Managing your health chapter 1; requires broadband connection)
• HIV: The Basics A plain and simple look at HIV and the immune system, staying healthy and protecting yourself and others (accompanies Managing your health chapter 2)
• Monitoring your health An interactive module explaining CD4+ count, viral load and the other key tests used to track your HIV infection and your overall health (accompanies Managing your health chapter 9)

Production of this Web site has been made possible through a financial contribution from the Public Health Agency of Canada.

Decisions about particular medical treatments should always be made in consultation with a qualified medical practitioner who is knowledgeable about HIV-related illness and the treatments in question. MORE