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This fact sheet provides a snapshot of the HIV epidemic in Canada. All epidemiological information is approximate, based on the best available data. Most of the data contained in this fact sheet come…

Drug patterns fluctuate considerably across Canada. The popularity of certain drugs and even how drugs are taken varies over time in terms of preference, ...

The Community Paramedic HCV iLink (CP HCV iLink) program used community paramedics (CPs) and telemedicine to provide in-home hepatitis C treatment to rural Appalachian patients in South Carolina. CPs…

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Rapid initiation of antiretroviral therapy (ART) has been shown to significantly reduce the rate of loss to follow-up and improve clinical outcomes among people living with HIV. The PHARM-D RAPID ART…

An HIV primary care clinic developed a linkage to care (LTC) program to enhance patient engagement in care and viral load suppression among people living with HIV.

This article looks at why linkage to care is important and highlights programs and practices that could help to address barriers and improve linkage.

Toolkit showcasing models of frontline programs offering HIV and hepatitis C prevention, testing, treatment, care and support. Programming Connection aims to inspire innovative programs based on…

In a study of older Canadians with HIV, 17% were considered frail – above the Canadian average. Researchers found no link between frailty and having a very low CD4+ count in the past. Frail…

The Vancouver Infectious Diseases Centre (VIDC) developed community pop-up clinics (CPCs) to engage people who use drugs in chronic infectious disease treatment (e.g., hepatitis C) using a low-…

Over 10 years, the share of seized opioids with fentanyl or fentanyl analogues increased from 3% to 68%. Health Canada tested drug seizure samples submitted by law enforcement from 2012 to 2022. The…

A tip sheet designed to support community-based organizations with discussing syphilis prevention and care with clients.