2020

Health and wellness magazine for people living with HIV. In this issue: positive trans women; the overdose crisis; CATIE’s U=U campaign; viral load blips; the Victoria Cool Aid Society; Q&A on CBD; designer and activist Juan Saavedra.

Information sheet

Ce dépliant pour les clients s’adresse aux utilisateurs de crack ou à toute personne souhaitant obtenir de l’information pour fumer du crack de façon plus sécuritaire. Il inclut des images des fournitures utilisées; des trucs pour fumer du crack à moindre risque, pour prendre soin de sa bouche et prévenir… Read more of the article: Fumer du crack de façon plus sécuritaire

Policy briefs discussing how to make physical activity more accessible for people living with HIV… Read more of the article: HIV and Physical Activity – Incorporating physical activity into community-based HIV organizations

A Brief that issues 5 ‘Calls To Action’ for Insurance Industry Leaders to move the dial forward on equitable access to life insurance by people living with HIV in Canada. Read more of the article: Life Insurance and People Living With HIV – What You Need To Know As An Insurance Industry Leader (French)

Cette brochure contient de l’information sur les sept façons les plus efficaces de prévenir le VIH : PrEP, PPE, traitement du VIH, condoms, types de relations sexuelles avec un moindre risque de transmission du VIH, utilisation de matériel neuf de consommation de drogues et utilisation de drogues comportant un faible… Read more of the article: Sept façons d’éviter le VIH

A Brief that issues 5 ‘Calls To Action’ for Insurance Industry Leaders to move the dial forward on equitable access to life insurance by people living with HIV in Canada. Read more of the article: Life Insurance and People Living With HIV – What You Need To Know As An Insurance Industry Leader

A paper discussing how HIV prevention in the pandemic must expand not only to address COVID-19, but to foreground social determinants of health.

For the last 30 years, the CTN has played a central role in driving Canada’s HIV research efforts by uniting researchers to develop treatments, preventions, and a cure for HIV and related health conditions