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Envisioning the future: What should an HIV cure look like?
Modern HIV medications are powerful in both managing the infection and preventing its transmission and many of its…
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Guest Blog: Dr. Kathleen Inglis
While pursuing my PhD in medical anthropology at Simon Fraser University, I spent two years in Ghana critically…
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The CAC is growing: Come join the Network and contribute to advancing community-inclusive research
Community has significantly shaped the global HIV response since 1981, advocating for government action, increased representation in clinical…
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Picking up the torch: How the Canadian HIV research community continues to lead
An interview with Juan Michael Porter, an American HIV advocate, health journalist, and member of the CTN+ Community…
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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…
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CTN+ Community Leadership Team receive King Charles III Coronation Medals
In 2023, the Coronation Medal was created to mark the Coronation of King Charles III. Each year, it…
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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…
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A call for community engagement: Exploring the harms and benefits of molecular HIV surveillance
“The first letter in HIV stands for Human,” writes Dr. Alexander McClelland in a co-authored 2020 paper outlining…
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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.…
