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This document explains the law of effect, including the substance, the individual and the context.

This is a resource from AQPSUD about mixing drugs.

The guidelines set out in this document focus specifically on the intersections of trauma and substance use issues among adult women.

Case studies with four Canadian primary care providers who offer responses to opioid harms that extend beyond those outlined in the guidelines of the Canadian Research Initiative in Substance Misuse.

This provincially approved training curriculum was developed and guided by peer support organizations and people with lived experience in BC.

As people with HIV live longer, issues related to aging need to be addressed to ensure good health and quality of life. Many women with HIV who are in midlife are not discussing menopause with their…

Many people who use HIV treatment (ART) will have near-normal life expectancy. However, research suggests that other issues are affecting the health of people with HIV. To normalize life expectancy,…

HIV treatment can greatly strengthen the immune system but some weakness may persist. A French study found that 9% of people with HIV who survived an initial cancer subsequently developed a new…

​​​The Communicable Disease Control manual includes guidelines on recommended practices for the follow-up of selected communicable diseases, and is intended for use by public health professionals in…

Intended for public health professionals, this resource presents the recommended practices for the management and reporting of hepatitis C as a notifiable disease in Alberta.

A peer-led, community-based HIV organization offered HIV self-testing kits that could be ordered online and mailed to people.

Researchers in San Francisco monitored people who received transplanted organs. People with HIV did not have more transplant-related complications than people without HIV. But some people with HIV…