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- The BC Centre for Disease Control used modelling to estimate the impact take home naloxone, witnessed consumption sites and opioid agonist treatment had on drug poisoning deaths from January 2019 to…
- Prevention in FocusThis article explains how on-demand PrEP works and prepares service providers to help clients to consider which type of PrEP might be best for them.
- WebinarThis webinar prepares participants to integrate a sex-positive framework for communicating sexual health information. Speakers discuss how to support clients to make informed sexual health decisions…
- CATIE NewsA U.S. study monitored the impact on body size of switching HIV treatment around menopause. Participants who switched to integrase inhibitors during menopause gained more weight. However, those who…
- This brief highlights the different challenges that different groups of women with hepatitis face and calls for greater action.
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- In 2021, an estimated 214,000 Canadians were living with chronic hepatitis C, with 41% undiagnosed. That same year, an estimated 8,200 people acquired hepatitis C. Hepatitis C disproportionately…
- Frontline workers can register for any facilitated courses. Some of our courses are offered on a regional basis to allow for more in-depth discussions of the issues and context specific to…
- We offer self-directed courses for service providers who prefer to learn on their own time and at their own pace.
This mini-course serves as a high-level overview of syphilis for frontline service providers who work in community-based organizations and serve priority populations.
Throughout this course, participants will learn about the biology of HIV transmission, how social and structural factors influence HIV risk, and what highly effective HIV prevention strategies exist…
CATIE’s Hep C Basics course provides foundational knowledge in hepatitis C (Hep C) for service providers who work with people living with or at risk of Hep C.