-+*OHTN Applied HIV Research Chair Curtis Cooper studies the optimum treatment and care of people living with Hepatitis C (HCV) and Hepatitis C/HIV co-infection (HIV/HCV) Research Findings Curtis Cooper has had an important role in developing and evaluating the use of treatment regimens that do not contain interferon for the treatment of HCV, and continues …
-+*OHTN Applied HIV Research Chair David Brennan looks at the experiences of gay and bisexual men who are marginalized due to age, socio-economic status, ethnoracial identity or sexual orientation, and how their experiences shape both the health risks they take and the resiliency they exhibit. He has a specific interest in men’s use of technology …
-+*Status of HIV in Ontario: Central East LHIN New diagnosis and testing demographics from Central East Ontario. Status of HIV in Ontario: Central LHIN New diagnosis and testing demographics from Central Ontario. Status of HIV in Ontario: Central West LHIN New diagnosis and testing demographics from Central West Ontario. Status of HIV in Ontario: Waterloo …
-+*Research Team: Lacey VanEvery (MPH candidate, McMaster University) working with the host agency the Canadian Indigenous Nursing Association (CINA) What is this project about? This project looked at the role of nurses in better supporting Indigenous people living with HIV – particularly around mental health and psycho-social issues. It had three key elements: To explore …
-+*Research Team: Doe O’Brien-Teengs (PhD candidate, Lakehead University) working with the host agency the Ontario Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Strategy (Oahas) What is this project about? The Developing Research from Within project brought together Oahas staff in order to conceptualize and prioritize research ideas regarding HIV and Indigenous peoples in Ontario. This consultation was facilitated by Doe …
-+*Northern Exposures: Health and Resilience in the Face of HIV, HCV and Other Sexually Transmitted and Blood Borne Infections will be held on Manitoulin Island from October 28-30, and in Dryden from November 3-5, 2015.
-+*New Ontario research has been released about the value of community-based HIV services. The study demonstrates that, from 1987 to 2011, community-based HIV prevention programs averted 16,672 infections and saved the Ontario health care system $6.5 billion.
-+*The Learning Place for Community-Based Research in HIV/AIDS, in collaboration with York University’s Faculty of Education, is pleased to offer a Tools for Community-Based Research certificate program!
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-+*The online conference report features text and video summaries of conference presentations as well as additional content gathered from interviews with presenters and outreach workers.
