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This short resource is intended to help clients to think about whether PrEP might be right for them. Service providers can use this tool with clients to help them assess their risk for HIV and decide whether they should talk to a healthcare provider about PrEP. Read more of the article: Is PrEP right for me?

This document provides answers to frequently asked questions about PrEP. It includes PrEP basics, common concerns about PrEP, drug safety and interactions, how PrEP works in the body, special considerations for specific populations, and how to access PrEP. It is primarily intended for service providers, but can also be given… Read more of the article: PrEP Q & A

As Canada gears up to achieving the UNAIDS 90-90-90 targets for HIV/AIDS, an underlying obstacle remains: detecting HIV in the 20% of individuals who remain unaware of their HIV sero-status. In this commentary, we make a case for a greater use of point-of-care technologies (POCTs) , their versatility of use… Read more of the article: Commentary on POCT for HIV/STBBI : an analysis of contextual factors impeding implementation in Canada 2018

The fact sheet summarizes the findings from the cohort study.

A comprehensive resource for rehabilitation professionals so that they may better address the current needs of people living with HIV… Read more of the article: E-Module for evidence informed HIV rehabilitation

Policy briefs discussing how to make physical activity more accessible for people living with HIV… Read more of the article: HIV and Physical Activity – Making fitness centres more accessible for people living with HIV

This short video includes basic information about PrEP and an explanation of how PrEP works to prevent HIV from replicating in the body. Read more of the article: How does PrEP prevent HIV?

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