Co-infections

Comorbidities Co-infections

The risk of HIV among women after acquiring a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and considerations for their use of PrEP

Danielle GiliauskasJanuary 3, 2020Co-infections, News, PrEP, Prevention, Rapid Responses, Slider, Women*

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Questions

What is the current evidence among women in high-income countries regarding HIV risk after acquiring a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?
What does the evidence state regarding the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis

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Synthesized HIV/AIDS Research Evidence (external link)

Katherine MurrayOctober 16, 2017Care, Co-infections, Employment, Engagement, External Links, Food Security, Housing, Indigenous Peoples, Intimate Partner Violence, Men who Have Sex with Men, Mental Health, Neurocognitive Disorders, Other Comorbidities, People Living with HIV, People who use Drugs, Prevention, Stigma, Substance Use

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Protecting Our Communities: HCV Prevention, Engagement, and Care

Katherine MurraySeptember 22, 2017Co-infections, Engagement, NX Conference Report, Prevention

Doug Sider of Public Health Ontario presented on the epidemiology of hepatitis C (HCV) in Northern Ontario, drawing on data from 2014. He noted that the North is distinct when it comes to HCV, since HCV rates are going up …

David Wong: Hepatitis C & HIV (ACT Community Forum)

Lori LyonsJanuary 18, 2017Co-infections

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HIV Prevention for Gay and Bisexual Men

Lori LyonsSeptember 21, 2016Co-infections, Current Studies, Men who Have Sex with Men, OHTN, Prevention, Research Pages

Research Team: Trevor Hart (nominated principal investigator), Jody Jollimore (principal investigator), John Cox (principal investigator), Gilles Lambert (principal investigator), David Moore (principal investigator), Daniel Grace (principal investigator); Ann Burchell; Art Zoccole; Ayden Scheim; Barry Adam; Bertrand Lebouche; Bouchra Serhir; …

Engaging law enforcement in harm reduction programs for people who inject drugs

Danielle GiliauskasAugust 31, 2016Co-infections, Criminal Justice, People who use Drugs, Rapid Responses, Substance Use

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Questions

What are the best ways of engaging law enforcement agencies in harm reduction programs for people who inject drugs?

Key take-home messages

Injection drug use is a major contributor to the spread of HIV and Hepatitis C

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Back to Basic Conference Report

Katherine MurrayAugust 25, 2016Care, Co-infections, Community Engagement in Research, Interventions Across the Cascade, Men who Have Sex with Men, Women*

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Inside and Out: Changing the Course of the HIV Prevention, Engagement and Care Cascade for Current and Former Prisoners

Katherine MurrayJune 24, 2016Care, Co-infections, Criminal Justice, Engagement, Indigenous Peoples, Interventions Across the Cascade, Mental Health, People who use Drugs, Prevention, Reports, Substance Use

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Impact of successful hepatitis C treatment on quality of life

OHTNMay 14, 2016Co-infections, Mental Health, News, Rapid Responses

This review examines the impact of successful HCV treatment (i.e. achieving SVR) on health-related quality of life taking into consideration rapidly evolving HCV treatment regimens.

Hepatitis C reinfection after successful treatment

OHTNMay 10, 2016Co-infections, Men who Have Sex with Men, News, People who use Drugs, Rapid Responses, Slider

Despite these recent successes in HCV treatment, clinicians and health systems continue to be concerned about the risk of HCV recurrence — either due to reinfection following treatment or to late relapse after having had a sustained virological response.

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