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Infections and overdose are some potential harms associated with substance use disorder (SUD). A large study from B.C. found the risk of heart disease is almost doubled in people with SUD. Along with…

Practical guidance on the constantly evolving best practices for performing drug checking in regards to harm reduction, program implementation and messaging in a variety of settings (e.g., festival…

This document outlines VANDU's vision for drug user well-being, including reduced stigma, decriminalization, and overall well-being.

A B.C. study measured the effect of direct-acting antiviral (DAA) treatments on death rates. Curing hepatitis C with DAAs was linked significantly with a lower risk of death from all causes. This…

Thanks to ART, dementia related to HIV is now rare in Canada and other high-income countries. A large U.S. study found that the risk for dementia unrelated to HIV is greater among ART users than…

A low-barrier, integrated hepatitis C care program for people who use drugs in an inner-city shelter.

PHAC's STBBI guides for healthcare providers and public health professionals outline national recommendations for the screening and diagnosis of STBBI and the treatment of sexually transmitted…

Many people with HIV on effective treatment are likely to have near-normal life expectancy. As people with HIV get older, they will need help to prevent and treat aging-related complications. Italian…

Provides overview of the substance, including its names, effects, and its risks.

Provides overview of the substance, including its names, effects, and its risks.

Early initiation of HIV treatment (ART) has clinical and immunological benefits. A U.S. study found that rapid initiation of ART was acceptable to most people with HIV. Psychosocial issues and…