Publications

Measuring prevalence and key outcomes of relationship control among women living with HIV in Canada

Through community-academic partnership, the authors identified recommendations for developing a national action plan focused on enabling environments that shape sexual and reproductive health and rights by, with, and for women living with HIV in Canada

Showing that oral supplementation with the polyphenol-rich berry camu-camu in mice shifted gut microbial composition, which translated into antitumor activity and a stronger anti–PD-1 response

Seeking evidence for a relationship between effort-cost decision-making task performance and self-reported motivation among middle-aged and older people with well-controlled HIV infection

Describing the literature reporting cortisol levels in people living with HIV, describing methods to measure cortisol, and exploring how this relates to health outcomes

Assessing the content validity of 100 items (distinct barriers) to retain only those most relevant to both people living with HIV and HIV health/social service providers

Exploring autogenic training (AT), a self-guided relaxation technique used by people living with HIV to promote their general well-being.

Understanding recent sex work prevalence and its longitudinal associations with stigma, psychosocial and clinical HIV outcomes among women living with HIV in Canada

Examining interest in receiving psychedelic-assisted therapy and socio-structural factors associated with interest among marginalized women

Examining whether participant-preferred service characteristics were associated with their readiness to change