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We’ve come a long way on transgender rights in Canada, but trans people still face stigma in housing, employment and healthcare. Are things getting better? Two trans women living with HIV, Cassidy…

CATIE’s Can’t Pass It On campaign rolled out across Canada in fall 2019, and featured 12 serodifferent couples sharing a simple message: People living with HIV on effective treatment can’t pass it on…

The prospect of a blip—a temporary spike in your viral load—may sound troubling to a person on HIV treatment or their partners, but it needn’t be.

Canada is in the midst of an overdose epidemic, but how did we get here? And what can be done to stop it?

We ask four experts whether CBD is worth all the hype.

There are a group of super-antibodies that have been developed that are highly effective when used in combination against HIV. The technical name for this group ...

U.S. study finds that HIV is most likely to be transmitted when a person is undiagnosed . 80% of transmissions originate in those who are undiagnosed or not ...

This evidence review outlines findings on task-shifting in HIV testing programs, focusing on available evidence related to the accuracy, acceptability and uptake of HIV testing services by lay…

We speak to service providers from Ontario and British Columbia about their use of lay providers in HIV testing programs.

Profiles of three regions that have seen decreases in HIV diagnosis in recent years, as well as factors that contributed to their success and challenges.

What we know about intimate partner violence and how it relates to HIV.

An exploration of Canada’s new hepatitis C Blueprint to inform elimination strategies and what it means for front-line service providers.