The Provincial Health Officer’s annual report examines the HIV epidemic in BC among gay and bisexual men, and makes recommendations for renewing HIV prevention in this populatio
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Provides and overview and information about CPPN, an independent network for and by the people living with HIV and HIV and co-infections in Canada
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This booklet is for people 50 or older who are living with HIV, as well as their partners, family members and caregivers. It looks at some of the issues that older adults living with HIV might face and recommends ways to stay healthy—physically, mentally, emotionally and sexually. Updates for this… Read more of the article: HIV and Aging
OuvrirA 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.
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This guide addresses the diverse sexual desires and sexual activities of gay, bi, and queer trans men. It includes important information on the choices we have and the questions we should ask to stay safe and healthy: sexually, mentally and emotionally.
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A series of videos exploring the lives of federal prisoners in Canada and the challenges they face behaind bars to protect themselves from HIV, HCV and other infections.
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Video explores and challenges ideas about Black men and how they address health issues.
OuvrirThe directory contains information about the services provided by urban HIV/AIDS organizations, Aboriginal organizations, and other health, medical and social service organizations, and how to access resources in English, French, Inuktitut and Inuttitut, as well as resources in Inuit culture.
OuvrirSource : Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada
This short video goes through seven of the most effective ways to prevent HIV. It includes PrEP, PEP, HIV treatment, condoms, types of sex with a lower risk of HIV, using new drug use equipment and using drugs in ways with a lower risk of HIV.
OuvrirPresents results from iSpeak, a research study implemented in 2011 to understand HIV-related needs, challenges and priorities of heterosexual Black men in Ontario.
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