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This chart summarizes potential drug interactions between tenofovir/emtricitabine (TDF/FTC) for PrEP and key long-term use medications, such as pain medication.

There is no approved treatment for COVID-19, but many clinical trials are underway. Doctors are experimenting with drugs already approved to treat other ...

A short video explaining HIV transmission.

Community-based approach to provide hepatitis C prevention, education, testing and treatment in a rural, First Nation community.

An introduction to pregnancy planning, surrogacy and adoption for people living with HIV.

As a person living with HIV, you might wonder if having a child is an option for you. Rest assured that people living with HIV can have children – and many ...

Planning to get pregnant is an exciting time in your life. It’s also a time when you’ll probably have a lot of questions about what you can do to get ready ...

As you consider your options for how you will go about having a child, there are some things that you can start doing to get ...

This resource has given you some basic information that you should know as a person living with HIV who is planning to have a child. There is a lot more ...

This resource was created in partnership with the Canadian HIV Pregnancy Planning Guidelines Implementation Team. We thank the National Collaborating Centre for ...

Talk to your HIV doctor about your plans to have a baby. If you do not have an HIV doctor, your local HIV organization may be able to help you get connected ...

It’s possible to get pregnant through sex, through home insemination or by using the services of a fertility clinic. You can get pregnant with sperm from a ...