One man’s story, from his slow diagnosis more than a decade ago to now
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One man’s story, from his slow diagnosis more than a decade ago to now
A look at the progress made in Canada, and what still needs to happen
Spencer Chandra Herbert and Sonia Furstenau urge health ministry to pay for PrEP now
New proposal would cover 5,000 PrEP prescriptions by 2019
‘It’s not free, but it’s now accessible and affordable,’ pharmacist says
Despite Horgan’s pre-election endorsement, free PrEP isn’t coming any time soon
Counting men who have sex with men is harder than you might think
And why Friends for Life hopes the fundraiser’s new home will be a better fit
John Horgan supported free HIV-prevention drugs in pre-election interview
The science has proved that being undetectable means you can’t transmit the virus to a sexual partner, so why are HIV-positive men still facing stigma?
Teva’s rollout of generic tenofovir is a small step in the right direction
Maclean’s just published an anti-scientific article on PrEP
Gay men in Vancouver get together to discuss solutions to the crisis
Sherbourne Health Centre has upgraded its one-of-a-kind short-term care program
‘It feels like we’re under attack,’ says executive director of the Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention
LGBT Bajans face regular harassment and discrimination on the island. And some fear that it’s about to get worse
While their guidelines are effective, they sometimes don’t feel realistic for queer people
Some Canadians who can’t access PrEP are finding ways to seek alternatives