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Study finds slightly higher prevalence of dry eye among older adults with well-controlled HIV

Research has examined the effects of HIV on the eye in patients aged 60 and older whose viral load is at a level where it cannot be transmitted ... View article...

New machines to close Uganda's gap in early HIV test

The machines will also support HIV viral load testing, which helps health workers determine whether antiretroviral treatment is working ... View article...

Hepatitis C Care Can Learn Key Lessons from the US HIV Epidemic

As antiretroviral therapy became simpler and its community-level benefits clear, the authors write, reducing time to treatment initiation became not ... View article...

Government of Canada expands access to HIV self-testing and peer support services

Approximately 2300 new HIV diagnoses were reported in 2024, and an estimated 7000 people living with HIV are unaware of their status. View article...

The Impact Report: Good Participatory Practice in Action

Scientific breakthroughs in HIV prevention depend on community engagement that drives successful research, development, acceptance and uptake of new ... View article...

Families urged to start conversations about PrEP and HIV Prevention

Health advocates are working to break a common misconception about PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, that the HIV prevention medication is only ... View article...

Government of Canada expands access to HIV self-testing and peer support services

Knowing one's HIV status is the first step to prevention, treatment, and care – and with treatment, people with HIV can live long, healthy lives. View article...

Ottawa announces $5M for HIV self-test kits, support staff

The federal government has announced $5 million in funding for HIV prevention and support services. Manitoba member of Parliament Doug ... View article...