2015

Dr. Peter Ford discusses the history of HIV care in Canadian prisons in a presentaion from the Inside and Out Conference, a meeting to discuss the HIV prevention, engagement and care cascade for current and former prisoners

Video explores and challenges ideas about Black men and how they address health issues.

A longitudinal community-based research study designed to better understand the depth and breadth of housing issues faced by people living with HIV in ontario, canada.

A research study designed to better understand the depth and breadth of housing issues faced by people living with HIV in Ontario, Canada.

Resource for people living with HIV and how rehabilitation can make an impact in their lives… Read more of the article: Rehabilitation Can Help You Do That

The fact sheet summarizes the findings from the cohort study.

Canadian HIV Cure Enterprise and the global effort to conquer HIV

Research has already pointed to a direct link between housing and health, particularly for people living with HIV. Studies have shown that a person’s housing status (stable, unstable or homeless) is a strong predictor of whether or not they’ll be able to access and adhere to medical treatment.

In Canada, chlamydia is the most commonly reported STBBI.

CTAC Policy Researcher, Adam Cook, discusses the prevalence, cure and accessibility of treatment for people living with hepatitis C in Canada.