Guest blog: Dr. Stéphane Isnard
Meet Dr. Stéphane Isnard, a CTN postdoctoral fellow who is investigating the role gut mucosa and gut microbiota play in HIV physiopathology
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The Team Player
Guy-Henri Godin is the longest-serving member of our Community Advisory Committee and has also represented the Canadian Hemophilia Society since 2013. Here is what he has to say about his work
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HIV Prevention Series 2021
The HIV Prevention 2021 Review Meeting, which will take place on June 2, aims to consolidate the implications of new data on PrEP, and thus extrapolates the impact of the latest emerging data
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CTN at CAHR 2021
CAHR 2021 virtual will take place May 5-7. We summarize the sessions that CTN members are involved in, either as a presenter or author.
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TEACHHing service providers how to best care for trans people
March 31 marks the International Transgender Day of Visibility, an annual event dedicated to celebrating...
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International Workshop on Innovations in Delivery of HIV Care 2021
The International Workshop on Innovations in Delivery of HIV Care is scheduled to take place on 21–22...
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Uncovering the impact of COVID-19 in Canadian prisons
CTN Investigator Dr. Nadine Kronfli is principal investigator for two ongoing studies examining the impacts of COVID-19 on Canadian prison populations
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11th International Workshop on HIV & Women
The 11th International Workshop on HIV & Women is scheduled to take place on 26–28...
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Seven ways the Community Advisory Committee strengthens HIV research
Here are the seven ways that the CTN works towards the meaningful involvement of people...
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Postdoc Spotlight: Dr. Adria Quigley
As a physical therapist, Dr. Adria Quigley has always been fascinated by how the brain works. Learn about her CTN postdoc project, which builds on the CTN 273: Brain Health Now! study
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Treating liver disease in people living with HIV
The CTNPT 024 team investigated whether vitamin E could be a treatment option for NASH, a type of liver disease that is more common among people living with HIV
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