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Provides research-based answers to key questions that parents, communities, educators, program planners, school and health administrators, and governments often have about sexual health education.

"Saskatchewan Infectious Disease Care Network (SIDCN) is a non-profit organization created and directed by HIV and hepatitis C physician specialists. In addition to providing HIV and hepatitis C…

The BC Peer Worker Training Curriculum is designed to deliver uniform educational resources that are accessible across the province, evidence-based, and informed by the lived and living experiences…

Montreal researchers conducted a 12-week study of cannabis extracts with 10 people with HIV. Cannabinoids appeared to reduce intestinal injury, inflammation and immune activation. A larger and longer…

This document shares the most up-to-date community-preferred terminology related to cure research to help those presenting new research or sharing information with lay audiences.

The aim of this spotlight report is to characterize trends in Fentanyl identifications across Canada since 2012 and draw a more comprehensive picture of Fentanyl in Canada based on exhibits seized…

The aim of this spotlight report is to characterize trends in Xylazine identifications across Canada since 2012 and draw a more comprehensive picture of Xylazine in Canada based on exhibits seized…

This protocol is intended to provide practical guidance for regulated and nonregulated health and social service providers to deliver eOPS to prevent and respond to drug poisoning in diverse settings…

This brief reviews the evidence on supervised consumption sites, with a focus on effectiveness and community impact.

The safer bathrooms toolkit provides a repository of potentially useful documents to assist with communication, training, policy and protocol development, and design to make bathrooms safer for…

This tool will help to identify policies, and environmental and cultural factors that contribute to stigma and discrimination which affect individuals’ access to and use of available substance use…

For over a decade, a study in Vancouver monitored 947 HIV-positive people who used drugs. People experiencing homelessness were at least 41% less likely to receive HIV treatment. Researchers…