Postdoc Spotlight: Dr. Cara Spence
Discover Dr. Cara Spence's research on ‘The Truth and Reconciliation of HIV Infection among Indigenous Women in Saskatchewan’
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Age, altruism, or a long-term view: Why do people living with HIV get the COVID-19 vaccine?
Understanding COVID-19 vaccine confidence in people living with HIV in Canada
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How U=U transformed the pregnancy journey
April 24–30 is Canadian Infertility Awareness Week. It wasn’t that long ago that people living...
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CTN at CAHR 2022
CAHR 2022 will take place virtually from April 27 to April 29. This year's theme is Striving Towards Equity and Flourishing in the HIV Response
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Collaborating to close the gap in women’s health care and research
To mark International Women’s Day, we sat down with the CTN 335 investigators to learn about how their research could improve healthy aging for women living with HIV
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CTN study tests new drug for the first time in people living with HIV
The drug works against CMV, a common virus that may be a main cause of inflammation and health problems in people living with HIV
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Meet the CTN’s Community Advisory Committee
The Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is an integral part of the CIHR Canadian HIV Trials...
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Improving anal cancer screening among men living with HIV
Ahead of World Cancer Day, we spoke with Dr. Troy Grennan about anal cancer screening among gbMSM living with HIV, a population disproportionately affected by the condition
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Let’s Talk: Addressing mental health in the HIV community
In recognition of Bell Let’s Talk Day, we look at what steps can be taken to improve mental health and wellbeing among people affected by HIV
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12th International Workshop on HIV & Women 2022
The International Workshop on HIV & Women has completed its 11th year and continues to evolve. It...
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Do people with HIV need an additional COVID-19 vaccine dose?
As provinces across Canada begin to roll out third doses of COVID-19 vaccines, information about who qualifies for additional or booster doses is coming at us faster than you can say immunocompromised. But are we immunocompromised? Do we need a booster or a third dose? Is there a difference?
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