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Long-acting HIV treatment in people with multiple challenges

This report provides an overview of findings from a chart review study of coroner and medical examiner death investigations of people who died due to substance-related acute toxicity in Canada from…

The antiviral drug tenofovir can be used to treat both HIV and hepatitis B. Researchers analysed the impact of switching from an older to a newer version of the drug. People co-infected with HIV and…

Canada signed on to international goals to eliminate hepatitis C as a public health issue by 2030. With current testing and treatment rates, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec will not meet this goal.…

Join us for a workshop series geared towards community-based organizations that distribute HIV self-test kits and support people who use them. You can register below for one or more sessions focused…

A Swiss study looked at the rate of new sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in people with HIV. 10% of more than 10,000 participants were diagnosed with a new STI. 54% of syphilis cases were…

In August 2022, the Government of Canada announced new funding to purchase and distribute HIV self-test kits across the country. The kits will be distributed to individuals and communities most…

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Twelve short videos which highlight key learnings from the conference and impactful work taking place across the country.

When initiated and taken as directed, HIV treatment (ART) reduces and suppresses levels of HIV in the blood. At such low levels, commonly called “undetectable,” HIV cannot be detected by routinely…

This workshop will increase knowledge of HIV testing technologies and approaches to testing, as well as understanding of how HIV self-testing fits within the landscape of other testing approaches in…

The Canadian infant feeding consensus guideline is designed to inform and enable better care for women with HIV and their babies.