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- Check Hep C is a community-based program in New York City focused on linkage to care and patient navigation for hepatitis C treatment for high-risk populations, including people who use drugs.
- CATIE NewsHIV is associated with inflammation, which likely degrades organ systems over time. New research has linked inflammation to food insecurity among women with ...
- CATIE NewsA Calgary HIV clinic offered patients a cheaper drug regimen with more than one pill. Over half of participants chose to switch and achieved high rates of viral ...
- CATIE NewsU.S. researchers found that opioid use increased the risk of pneumonia. Opioids may increase susceptibility by weakening the immune response to infection. The ...
- Nine Circles Community Health Centre (Nine Circles) has integrated a registered nurse (RN) within a harm reduction supply distribution room for one hour per day, four days a week.
- A guide and a resource for engaging with clients beyond service provision in a harm reduction setting.
- Potent combination anti-HIV therapy (ART) became available in 1996 in Canada and other high-income countries. The arrival of ART marked an important turning ...
- As mentioned earlier in this issue of TreatmentUpdate, researchers are testing simplified regimens for maintenance treatment for HIV. Results from pilot studies ...
- A pill containing two anti-HIV drugs - dolutegravir + rilpivirine - has been approved for use in Canada, the European Union and the United States. This pill is ...
- The drug dolutegravir is a widely used part of combination therapy for HIV treatment. Dolutegravir belongs to a class of drugs called integrase inhibitors; it ...