2015

Challenges in discharge planning for people living with HIV.

A project by the OHTN’s Indigenous Research Initiative, providing an overview of the HIV epidemic in Ontario

Exclusive footage from the launch of the Canadian Positive People Network, an independent network for and by Persons Living with HIV/AIDS and HIV co-infections in Canada.

Presenters discuss challenges and opportunities in prison health care

The fact sheet summarizes the findings from the cohort study.

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

Interview transcript with Dr. Marc Ouellette, Scientific Director of the CIHR Institute of Infection and Immunity who discusses how Canada is contributing to the global effort to end HIV/AIDS.

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

In Canada, chlamydia is the most commonly reported STBBI.

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.