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This article highlights the need to raise awareness of PrEP among women at risk for HIV and explores ways to ensure equitable access to PrEP.

Highlighting programs across Canada that support people living with HIV and those at risk for HIV.

A history of HIV/AIDS

This workshop is by and for Indigenous service providers who work with Indigenous communities to support health and wellness. Further culturally grounded capacity-building sessions on HIV-self-…

This paper examines the legal and policy measures needed to scale up safe supply at supervised consumption services in Canada.

This webinar will explore opportunities for Indigenous Services Canada community health providers to integrate hepatitis C prevention, testing and care into their practice as part of broader holistic…

It takes two different tests to determine whether someone has hepatitis C or not. The first test is a screening test called the hepatitis C antibody test. It tests to see if someone has ever had…

HIV testing technologies are used to determine if a person has HIV. Several types of HIV testing technologies are used in Canada.

The unregulated drug supply is toxic and can make responding to an overdose more challenging. Naloxone reverses opioid overdoses, but it does not affect other depressants, such as benzos, xylazine…

This guideline lays out the optimal strategies for the treatment of opioid addiction and recommends opioid agonist treatment with buprenorphine-naloxone as the preferred first-line treatment.

In an effort to inform the best possible policy responses to Ontario’s overdose epidemic, we sought to summarize existing and emerging evidence on supervised consumption services in Toronto,…

A new sexually transmitted infection has been reported in the U.S., chiefly among men. This emerging fungal infection, called TMVII, can cause scaly lesions. The infection may be difficult to…