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People-powered Research: Meet our Community Engagement Manager
Jaydee Cossar is a Community Engagement Manager at the CIHR Pan-Canadian Network for HIV and STBBI (CTN+) and the Centre for Advancing Health Outcomes in Vancouver, BC.
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CTN+ Community Leadership Team receive King Charles III Coronation Medals
Posted on by In 2023, the Coronation Medal was created to mark the Coronation of King Charles III.…
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Our commitment to unbiased and uncensored science
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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A call for community engagement: Exploring the harms and benefits of molecular HIV surveillance
Posted on by “The first letter in HIV stands for Human,” writes Dr. Alexander McClelland in a co-authored…
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The Cannabis Conundrum
A Brief History of Medical Cannabis in Canada For centuries, cannabis has been used as a medicinal plant.…
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Guest Blog: The two-year journey of a patient–researcher and CTN postdoctoral fellow
Dr. Serge Vicente recounts how his two-year journey as a CTN postdoctoral fellow helped him to consolidate his status as an HIV patient–researcher
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Guy-Henri Godin honoured with award for tireless advocacy work
An esteemed member of the CAC, he was recently recognized by the Canadian Hemophilia Society for forty years…
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Communities teaching communities: A framework for Indigenous community development
With community partners across Alberta and Saskatchewan, the DRUM & SASH team is building a knowledge base to support Indigenous capacity strengthening
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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
