*+-Speaking at the HIV Endgame conference in November, 2016, David Stuart, of Dean Street Health, talks about the ways social networking apps such as Grindr have changed the sexual landscape for gay men, and how interventions can address topics such as vulnerability, communication, masculinity, and rejection.
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*+-Speaking at the HIV Endgame conference in November, 2016, Ron Stall, of the University of Pittsburgh, argues for more research and interventions focused on the resilience of gay and bisexual men.
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*+-Speaking at the HIV Endgame conference, in November, 2016, Andrew Jolivette, of San Francisco State University, discusses the legacy of colonial trauma in San Francisco’s two-spirit community and the concept of radical love.
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*+-Speaking at the HIV Endgame conference in November, 2016, LaRon Nelson, a current OHTN research chair from the University of Rochester, explains the impact of chronic stress and the need for structural interventions to address health disparities.
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*+-Speaking at the HIV Endgame conference in November, 2016, Josephine Wong provides an overview of syndemics as a messy and interconnected set of factors that contribute to overall health. Her talk touches on racism, homophobia, colonization, intergenerational trauma, and masculinity.
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*+-The Ontario HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology Initiative (OHESI) is pleased to announce the release of a new report titled “HIV care cascade in Ontario: Linkage to care, in care, on antiretroviral treatment, and virally suppressed“. View report This is a technical report intended to support public health professionals, clinicians, health system planners, policy makers and
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*+-View evaluation summary Thursday, August 31 2017. 6:00 to 7:30PM Fabarnak, 519 Church St., Toronto Have you heard of PrEP? Who can and cannot access PrEP? How do you pay for PrEP? Who should and should not go on PrEP? What supports are available for those who are in need of PrEP? We will discuss
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*+-View evaluation summary Tuesday, July 25 2017. 6:00 to 7:30PM Fabarnak, 519 Church St., Toronto Sexual health services for gay/bi/queer men are simple! Not? HIV is the greatest concern for gay/bi/queer men! Not? We need more data on gay/bi/queer man! Not? What is your experience accessing sexual health services as a gay/bi/queer man? Let’s discuss
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