This colourful infographic poster illustrates Canada’s progress on achieving the 90-90-90 targets for HIV testing, treatment and viral suppression, based on 2016 estimates from the Public Health Agency of Canada.
Downloadable files to share infographic information in presentations or through social media are also provided.
CATIE and a national working group have developed national evidence-based guidelines on peer health navigation in HIV. The guidelines provide agencies with research- and practice-based information and recommendations to develop, implement and strengthen peer health navigation programs.
This client brochure provides basic information about pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM). It includes key messages on who should consider taking PrEP, how to take PrEP, effectiveness and safety, and other benefits.
This illustrated booklet explains how taking HIV medications and maintaining an undetectable viral load can prevent HIV transmission. Plain language information, for people living with HIV and their service providers, on the prevention benefits of HIV treatment for safer sex, having healthy babies, and safer drug use.
I Know My HIV Status provides basic information about HIV testing and is written for people who are thinking about getting tested for HIV or have questions about HIV testing.
Health and wellness magazine for people living with HIV. In this issue: the backstory on U=U; expert advice on HIV treatment; perspectives on PrEP; the patient as healthcare partner; poz women talk sexual satisfaction; women-centred research and care; adherence apps; programs for newcomers with HIV; interview with artist Andrew Zealley.
Whether you are just starting HIV treatment or you’ve been on it for years and want to learn more, this guide is for you. Find out: How it works, the benefits of starting early, what we now know about how treatment can prevent HIV transmission, and how you can make treatment work for you. In this illustrated booklet you will also hear the experiences and advice of others living with HIV.
