SILENCE = DEATH; This simple, direct and powerful statement launched a grass roots campaign that changed the history of the HIV/AIDS pandemic almost 40 years ago. The research advances over these decades, and the effective policies and programs developed to implement them worldwide, made it possible to envision the end of AIDS by 2030. On January 20, 2025, this dream was placed in serious jeopardy.
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By the end of September 2022, there will no longer be blood donation criteria specific to men who have sex with men
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CTN Investigator Dr. Sofia Bartlett discusses newly published guidelines for STBBI and hepatitis testing and care in B.C.’s prisons
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A new national study, called HIVCOV (CTN 328), will assess COVID-19 vaccine immune responses and effectiveness among people living with HIV
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Quick Take In a new publication from the EPIC4 Study (CTN 281), 73% of Canadian...
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After nearly two years of work and consultation, the first Canadian Guidelines on pre-exposure prophylaxis...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL21THt7Mxo&t=1s Despite efforts to reduce new incidences of HIV like condom campaigns, needle exchanges, and...
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February saw a possible turning point in the prevention of HIV, when Health Canada approved Truvada...
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Treatment access issues related to hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection and HIV-HCV co-infection dominated much...
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