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Canadian trends in hepatitis C virus treatment for people co-infected with HCV and HIV: 2020, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Progress made in the hepatitis C virus cascade of care but more work lies ahead in B.C.: 2019, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
The cascade of hepatitis C virus care in Alberta: 2019, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Some medically complex HIV-positive patients are not resuming HIV treatment after a hospital stay: 2019, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Successful hepatitis C treatment program in PEI: 2018, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Telemedicine provides care and treatment for people with hepatitis C living in rural and remote communities: 2018, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Some Canadians spending less on food, heating because of prescription drug costs: 2018, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Views from the front lines: Getting to undetectable: From Prevention in Focus - Fall 2017
2017, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Getting to undetectable: Population differences in Canada: From Prevention in Focus - Fall 2017
2017, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Strategies for improving the hepatitis C care continuum for people who inject drugs: 2016, CATIE
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