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A comprehensive guide to long-term health for people with HIV. It offers practical information on bone health, brain health, cardiovascular health, diabetes, hormone changes, kidney health, liver…

Hormones are chemical messengers that travel through the body to help the cells perform their many tasks. They influence our immune system, our energy, ...

The liver truly is a vital organ: You can’t live without it. The largest solid internal organ in the human body, it works around the clock to perform ...

Cardiovascular disease refers to many conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels. These include heart attack (damage to the heart muscles) and ...

Although they are small, the kidneys do invaluable work protecting the body. They process almost 200 litres of blood every day, to filter almost two ...

Normally, when we eat, our body converts food into glucose (sugar) and that glucose is then carried to cells throughout the body, providing our ...

Oxidative stress and inflammation begin during the early stages of HIV infection and continue over time. When left unchecked, they have the potential to cause ...

People with HIV often have lower-than-normal levels of micronutrients, and doctors often recommend that everyone with HIV take a complete multivitamin-mineral ...

CATIE would like to thank the following people for their help on this guide. Their time, skills and knowledge were invaluable and much appreciated.

This CATIE statement aims to support community-based service providers and health system decision-makers, by providing evidence-informed recommendations on the rollout of doxyPEP in Canada.

Learn about the HIV prevention landscape within African, Caribbean and Black (ACB) communities through this panel discussion with leading experts. This webinar explores unique systemic challenges…

This is the first webinar in a series on HIV prevention in African, Caribbean, and Black communities, presented in partnership with African and Caribbean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario (ACCHO), Black…