- CATIE NewsA Vancouver study found half of respondents did not disclose drug use to care providers. People living with HIV and Indigenous people were less likely to ...
- CATIE NewsA study measured the impact of exercise on older HIV-positive and HIV-negative people. HIV-positive people were more likely to lose belly fat, but less likely ...
- Worldwide, women represent 53% of people living with HIV and face gender inequities and unmet healthcare needs. All clinicians and service providers who ...
- This fact sheet describes how HIV transmission happens through: sexual activity; sharing/reusing needles or other equipment used to inject drugs, or for tattooing or piercing; and during pregnancy,…
- A point-of-care (POC) HIV testing pilot program took place in two Canadian provinces, Newfoundland and Labrador and Alberta, to increase access to HIV testing and provide linkage to care.
- CATIE NewsResearchers in Quebec simulated strategies to eliminate hepatitis C among prisoners. Offering more testing and treatment would reduce hepatitis C in prisons 50% ...
- CATIE NewsMetformin, a compound found in French lilac, has long been used to treat diabetes. Canadian researchers studied the impact of metformin on people living with ...
- CATIE NewsOwning a mobile phone may have health benefits for Indigenous people who use drugs. A B.C. study found that phone ownership facilitates access to healthcare ...
- Providing low-threshold HIV, hepatitis C and overdose prevention in residential and other community settings.
- CATIE NewsA computer model suggests the COVID-19 pandemic could facilitate the spread of HIV. Disruptions to healthcare services would drive a 9% increase in new HIV ...
- The Molson Overdose Prevention Site (OPS) in Vancouver co-locates a supervised consumption service, a drug-checking service, a service for injectable opioid agonist treatment and a hydromorphone…