The Latest Stories About Events
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The HIV Equal Campaign: having a place at the table
Gary Nelson says “seeing ourselves as equal, regardless of our HIV status, is the core belief of the HIV Equal Campaign.” -
Ramping up testing to make treatment as prevention work
Aidsmap reports on BC research that says expanded HIV testing in to local hospitals and primary care may find more acute infections as well as more late presenters -
The TasP train has left the station
Bob Leahy at the International Treatment as Prevention Workshop in Vancouver highlights global progress in effectively implementing treatment as prevention to reduce new infections and improve the health of HIV+ people. But who's been left behind and why? -
HIV non-disclosure and sexual assault - What does consent mean?
From the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network comes news of a provocative panel discussion on the criminalization of HIV non-disclosure as sexual assault on April 24 in Toronto -
FREE public legal education workshops at HALCO in April and May 2014
HALCO is pleased to announce their next series of free Public Legal Education Workshops taking place in person at their office in Toronto in April and May 2014. -
Serosorting in Seattle and Germany
Only having sex with same-status partners is an HIV prevention strategy for 40% of gay men. 'Condom serosorting', viral load less used reports aidsmap.com -
My life with HIV – a peer facilitator training course
Wayne Bristow gets invited back to Montreal for another peer led workshop training course. -
DJ Relentless with news of upcoming dance parties that benefit Toronto PWA Foundation including the next POZ-TO party April 6. -
Treatment as prevention needs scale up in the UK, experts say
Aidsmap reports a m assive scale-up of HIV testing, plus HIV treatment on diagnosis,is needed to curtail the UK gay HIV epidemic -
Webinar - Addressing sexual satisfaction in an HIV-positive world
ACT’s March Community Health Forum will address sexual satisfaction in an HIV-positive world. Attendance is free. The forum will also be available as a webinar -
Will HIV ever be safe enough for you?
Having an undetectable viral load suddenly got you safer with results of the PARTNER study released last week. But Mark S. King says some gay men are mistakenly dismissive of the science and want absolute zero risk.
