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- CATIE NewsResearchers analysed data from more than 40,000 people collected over 24 years. Over the course of the study, people with HIV had a decreased risk for infection-related cancers. The researchers…
- WebinarThis webinar will showcase different models of SCS and OPS, including innovative approaches to providing harm reduction services. It will aim to increase service providers’ understanding of the SCS…
- CATIE NewsOne effective option for HIV prevention after an exposure is post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). Toronto researchers offered advance prescriptions to allow individuals to self-initiate PEP. Over seven…
- WebinarThis panel discussion will offer reflections on the complex nature of sexual health conversations, such as those that are required to effectively support HIV prevention efforts, considering the…
- CATIE NewsAn American study analysed blood and urine samples from women with and without HIV. Women with HIV were less likely to retain vitamin C in their bodies. The cause of the vitamin C loss was not clear…
- Programming ConnectionAs part of a recent research study, keepSIX clients were able to access hepatitis C testing and care in a co-located clinic.
- CATIE NewsSome mistakenly believe a person who uses alcohol cannot be offered hepatitis C treatment. A U.S. study assessed over 69,000 people who took hepatitis C treatment and their alcohol use. Researchers…