A report on a think tank focused on the research needed to support the most effective possible implementation and use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) therapies for HIV.

This discussion paper provides an overview of the barriers to inclusion encountered by people with episodic disabilities and, where possible, offers recommendations for addressing these barriers.

This document addresses HIV and TB Co-infection from treatment, testing, and barriers to understanding and paralyzing the epidemic.

The resource provides HIV testing related guidance to care providers and clients.

This report is aimed to provide guidance in the development of HIV policy, resources, and programs as new preventative technologies to prevent HIV infection.

Leading the way in HIV Rehabilitation in Canada

As two pioneers in their field, Dr. O’Brien and Dr. Solomon have had to approach HIV rehabilitation from every angle. Co-led by the CWGHR and funded by the CIHR HIV/AIDS co-morbidities initiative, Drs. O’Brien and Solomon and an extensive team of researchers, clinicians and people living with HIV/AIDS are compiling a ...

The Cores are responsible for encouraging participation and innovative ideas from investigators, managing the flow of concept development to protocols, supervising ongoing studies and mentoring junior investigators. In addition to reaching out to colleagues and sites across Canada, all four Cores are committed to working in partnership with individuals and clinical trial networks globally.

The Immune System and the Cure for HIV

This video features Tim Guimond, a psychiatrist with a PhD in Biostatistics who explains how to carry out respondent driven sampling. A method that can be particularly effective in engaging hidden populations.

Patient & caregiver experience on the use of EGRIFTA for treatment of Lipodystrophy in HIV inefected patients

The goal of this resource is to provide public health professionals, researchers, staff in provincial/territorial governments and community organizations with evidence and areas for action to inform STBBI prevention programming, policy and research that address STBBIs among diverse ethnocultural communities across Canada. This publication summarizes current research evidence and gaps related to prevention and the determinants of vulnerability to and resilience against STBBIs among ethnocultural minorities.

Learning to Listen: Community Based Participatory Research

A senior researcher at CIET Canada (McGill) and Professor Emeritus of the University of Alberta Dr. Gibson is a pioneer of community based participatory research (CBPR). She continues to work with Aboriginal communities in the Canadian North.

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