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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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A Legacy of Integrity: Honouring Rosie’s 25 Years with the CTN
The first CTN study that Rosie worked on was the CTN164 STI study – that study belonged to…
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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…
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Hepatitis C cure does not remove all risks, CTN investigators find
CTN Investigators Drs. Naveed Janjua (Canadian lead) and Sofia Bartlett, along with a team of researchers from Canada…
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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…
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Putting data into action: How CTN researchers track, prevent, and manage HIV in infants
The Canadian Pediatric and Perinatal HIV/AIDS Research Group is a collection of clinicians and researchers that form the…
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Using mRNA technology to arm the immune system against HIV
Development of mRNA vaccines has opened a brand-new tool for researchers to use in the fight against HIV.…
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Everyone ages differently: Cardiovascular disease and HIV
The CTN’s HIV and Aging Cohort Study aims to understand how HIV can affect the development of heart…
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Blood donation criteria due to change for men who have sex with men
By the end of September 2022, there will no longer be blood donation criteria specific to men who…
