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Table of Contents

1) Submissions to the  <> CATIE e-Bulletin.

Share your HIV and Hepatitis C information and resources through the CATIE e-Bulletin.

2) What’s New at CATIE? <>  

a) CATIE 2010 Regional Educational Conferences and Annual General Meeting.

b) CATIE Membership Renewal & Subscriptions.

c) The CATIE HIV E-Learning Project.

d) Prevention in Focus.

3) Breaking News in HIV. <> 
a) Caution urged when switching regimens.

b) Huge increase in STIs among middle-aged Canadians.

c) Influencing the decision to begin therapy for hepatitis C virus infection.

d) Accelerated ageing of the brain found in some HIV-positive people.

4) What’s new in Hepatitis C? <> 

News on recent and important developments in Hepatitis C.

a) World Hepatitis Alliance Newsletter available.

b) World Hepatitis Day 2010 Poster Contest.

c) Think Before You Ink: Prisoners' Perpetual Calendar.

5) New Resources in the CATIE Ordering Centre. <> 

Resources produced by CATIE and by organizations across Canada.

6) Prevention Technologies in the broader spectrum of HIV prevention <>  - Satellite at the CAHR 2010 Conference.

7) North American HIV/AIDS  <> & Housing Research Summit: Canadian Scholarship Opportunity.

8) Calling for endorsement. <> 

9) Sex Now Survey.  <> 

10) HIV/AIDS and HCV Event Calendar. <> 

1) Submissions to the CATIE e-Bulletin.

CATIE accepts submissions related to the full continuum of HIV and hepatitis C prevention, care, treatment and support and we invite colleagues from front-line organizations across Canada to share their news in the CATIE e-bulletin. Specifically, we invite submissions related to new resources you have produced, new programs and services of interest, relevant events, and job listings. The preferred format is a short description of up to 150 words and a link to fuller content on your website if that is appropriate. Please specify in which languages your resources and postings are available. 

Please send your submissions for the next issue to Véronique Destrubé at vdestrube at catie.ca by April 23, 2010.

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2) What’s New at CATIE? 

a) CATIE 2010 Regional Educational Conferences and Annual General Meeting. 

Last year CATIE hosted three Regional Educational Conferences that were developed to meet specific regional information and networking needs. In 2010 CATIE will again be offering a series of two-day Regional Educational Conferences in collaboration with a local AIDS Service Organization and steering committee.

CATIE is pleased to announce that the 2010 Regional Educational Conferences will be held in the following communities:

*	Western Educational Conference - co-hosted by AIDS Saskatoon <http://www.aidssaskatoon.ca/> 

Saskatoon, Alberta; May 12-13, 2010

For residents of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Northwest Territories.

*	Atlantic Educational Conference - co-hosted by AIDS PEI <http://www.aidspei.com/> 

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; August 4-5, 2010

For residents of Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

*	Pacific Educational Conference - co-hosted by Pacific AIDS Network <http://pacificaidsnetwork.org/> 

Richmond, British Columbia; October 6-7, 2010

For residents of British Columbia and the Yukon.

CATIE’s national Annual General Meeting will be held in Toronto, Ontario the week of November 15 in conjunction with the Ontario HIV Treatment Network Research Conference.

Registration for all Regional Educational Conferences is free.

While CATIE’s budget is limited, we are offering a scholarship program to help offset the travel and accommodations costs for members in the conference region who otherwise might not be able to attend.

For additional information, registration and scholarship details about the conference in your region please visit http://www.catie.ca/eng/GetInvolved/REC2010.shtml.

Please note that the availability of registration and scholarship applications and the deadlines for each of the conferences vary.

Should you have further questions, please contact Joseph van Veen at jvanveen at catie.ca.

b) CATIE Membership Renewal & Subscriptions.

Thank you for your on-going support of CATIE. As the end of our fiscal year approaches, we are launching our annual membership campaign. Memberships are free and we invite you to either join for the first time or renew your Individual or Organizational Membership for our 2010-2011 fiscal year. If you join or renew now, your membership will be valid until March 31, 2011.

Members receive updates about our new resources and services.They also can be nominated to stand for election to the CATIE Board of Directors, and they can vote in the board elections, and vote at our Annual General Meeting.

When you join or renew your membership, at the same time you can update your subscriptions to CATIE’s e-mail and print publications, such as this e-Bulletin, TreatmentUpdate, CATIE News, Prevention in Focus and The Positive Side magazine.

You can join or renew here: 
http://www.catie.ca/eng/AboutCATIE/member.shtml

Subscribing Without Joining.
If you are not taking out a CATIE Membership at this time, you can still subscribe to as many of our publications as you would like here: https://www.catie.ca/mailing.nsf/subscribe.

c) The CATIE HIV E-Learning Project.

CATIE continues to add to its collection of plain-and-simple interactive modules for people living with HIV. In Monitoring your health, CATIE’s (virtual) educators Mico and Tallah explain two tests commonly used to track HIV infection—CD4+ count and viral load. But there’s more to health than HIV, and the module integrates information about tracking other health issues facing people with HIV. The module puts it all together and, most importantly, shows how people with HIV can play an active role in tracking their health and staying well.

The e-learning modules can be found online at http://www.catie.ca/eng/Publications/elearning.shtml. 

d) Prevention in Focus.

The latest issue of Prevention in Focus is now <http://www.catie.ca/eng/PreventingHIV/PreventioninFocus/PIF.shtml>  available online. It features many different topics on prevention research that can help you plan and deliver services. One article entitled Treatment as prevention: We’ve all heard about it but what does it really mean? develops on a new idea that came to the forefront in 2006 at the International AIDS Conference held in Toronto. Treating people living with HIV may reduce the sexual transmission of HIV on a population level. So what does all of this really mean? 
Read <http://www.catie.ca/eng/PreventingHIV/PreventioninFocus/Issue1/treatment-as-prevention.shtml>  more...

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3) Latest CATIE-News
CATIE News items are short bulletins that cover emerging news and important developments in HIV. We have gathered the most recent CATIE News items for you here. To see back issues or to subscribe to CATIE News and receive each item when it is posted, visit the CATIE News page <http://www.catie.ca/eng/WhatsNew/WhatsNewIndex.shtml>  on our website <http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf> .

a) Caution urged when switching regimens.

Merck and Company, Inc., the developer of raltegravir, has conducted two clinical trials in which some users of lopinavir-ritonavir-based regimens had this combination replaced with raltegravir. The studies were prematurely halted because of unexpectedly higher rates of virologic failure among some raltegravir users. The possible reasons for this unexpected finding and the implications for decision-making about switching therapies are discussed in this article.

See <http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/00a48c8905294f0b8525717f00661eb8/1c7dba8992d2aae7852576b9005b683e!OpenDocument>  complete article…

b) Huge increase in STIs among middle-aged Canadians.

Scientists at PHAC recently reviewed and analysed data on three major STIs—chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis. The PHAC analysis suggests that there has been a huge increase in these STIs, particularly among middle-aged Canadians. This finding could have implications for HIV transmission.

See <http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/00a48c8905294f0b8525717f00661eb8/250a64ca5c2cf157852576b6005bd2f1!OpenDocument>  complete article…

c) Influencing the decision to begin therapy for hepatitis C virus infection.

Researchers conducted a study to try to understand what factors influence decision-making by HCV-positive people. They found that, in addition to other factors, the partnership forged between doctors and patients plays a key role in the decision to initiate therapy.

See <http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/00a48c8905294f0b8525717f00661eb8/c362b7bb83109061852576b2005f0e50!OpenDocument>  complete article…

d) Accelerated ageing of the brain found in some HIV-positive people.

Emerging research suggests that subtle impairment of the brain’s thinking abilities occurs even in some HIV-positive people who are adherent to therapy and who do not engage in substance use. These findings have spurred further research into HIV’s impact on the brain.

See <http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/00a48c8905294f0b8525717f00661eb8/be8790860513bf7c852576aa005bcc42!OpenDocument>  complete article…

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4) What’s new in Hepatitis C?

This new section is dedicated to information on hepatitis C. For more information on hepatitis C, please visit www.hepCinfo.ca <http://www.hepcinfo.ca/> .

a) World Hepatitis Alliance Newsletter available.

The latest World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA) newsletter includes an update on the outcome of the World Health Organization Executive Board meeting where a resolution on viral hepatitis was recommended to the World Health Assembly in May; tips and ideas on getting the media involved in your World Hepatitis Day events; and an interview with Emilia Rodrigues on what SOS Hepatites Portugal has been doing to raise the profile of viral hepatitis.

You can now download the latest issue (issue 04) of the WHA newsletter by clicking here:  <http://www.aminumber12.org/Newsletter.aspx> http://www.aminumber12.org/Newsletter.aspx. 

b) World Hepatitis Day 2010 Poster Contest.

The Canadian Society for International Health, in collaboration with the Canadian Liver Foundation, the Canadian Hemophilia Society, CATIE, Hep C Canada, the Hepatitis Outreach Society, the Hepatitis C Council of British Columbia and other national and local community organizations, is organizing a national poster contest to mark World Hepatitis Day (May 19, 2010) and raise awareness about hepatitis B and C. 

Who: Canadian Youth (under 18 years of age) and adults ‐ individual artists of amateur or professional status.

What: Contestants should create and submit a poster that will:

*	Raise awareness about World Hepatitis Day (May 19, 2010).
*	Raise awareness about the fact that one in 12 people has chronic viral hepatitis B or C, and that many are unaware they are infected.

Theme: This year’s World Hepatitis Day theme “This is hepatitis…” aims to tell the human story of viral hepatitis and continue the battle of raising awareness of hepatitis B and C around the world.

When: Submissions must be received by midnight (EST), Tuesday, April 13, 2010.

For more information, please visit http://www.whdcanada.ca/.

c) Think Before You Ink: Prisoners' Perpetual Calendar.

This is a new educational resource produced jointly by PASAN and CATIE and geared for use by prisoners within Canadian correctional facilities. This colourful perpetual calendar contains hepatitis C and HIV prevention messages that highlight the risks of sharing tattooing equipment. It also highlights key dates in the history of prisoners' rights advocacy and is illustrated with tattoos and artwork by talented Canadian artists still in the prison system.   

Order <http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25462&language=en>  free copies through the CATIE Ordering Centre here

PDF Version - Think <http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-70000s/70072.pdf>  Before You Ink: Prisoners' Perpetual Calendar

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5) New Resources in the CATIE Ordering Centre.

The CATIE Ordering Centre features hundreds of free English and French resources from CATIE and many other organizations across the country. The collection covers the full continuum of prevention, care, treatment and support. Resources are free within Canada, and the CATIE Ordering Centre offers easy online ordering and advanced search functions.

To suggest resources for inclusion in the CATIE Ordering Centre, please contact Melisa Dickie at mdickie at catie.ca. Newly-added resources from CATIE and from partners across the country are highlighted below.

I. New CATIE Resources 

TreatmentUpdate 177

In this issue of TreatmentUpdate, our Science and Medicine Editor, Sean Hosein, reviews studies focusing on the accelerated aging processes that may affect many organs and systems in prolonged HIV infections. This issue highlights the studies on accelerated cardiovascular and kidney diseases, as well as the associations between hepatitis C, HIV and health outcomes such as the presence of kidney disease and survival, and renal diseases in the context of tenofovir use.

Website and PDF versions – TreatmentUpdate <http://www.catie.ca/tu.nsf>  177

TreatmentUpdate 176

In this issue of TreatmentUpdate, our Science and Medicine Editor, Sean Hosein, reviews the latest guidelines released in December 2009 by the United States Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) for the treatment of adults and adolescents with HIV. This issue highlights key changes in the guidelines, particularly in the area of starting treatment.

Order free <http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25649>  copies through the CATIE Ordering Centre here

Website and PDF versions – TreatmentUpdate <http://www.catie.ca/tu.nsf>  176

Conquer the Kitchen

>From the pen of our Managing Editor, David McLay, this article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2008 issue of The Positive Side. Now available as a stand-alone handout, it outlines five steps that will take your diet from downtrodden to triumphant.

Order free <http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25656>  copies through the CATIE Ordering Centre here

PDF Version – Conquer <http://library.catie.ca/PDF/ATI-60000s/60024.pdf>  the Kitchen

Top 9 Reasons to Call Your Doctor Immediately

This article originally appeared in the Fall/Winter 2004 issue of The Positive Side. The author, Mark Katz, MD, lists the top nine symptoms for which to call your doctor. The article, which is now available as a stand-alone handout, also lists the top nine reasons to call CATIE.

Order free <http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25658>  copies through the CATIE Ordering Centre here

PDF Version – Top 9 <http://library.catie.ca/PDF/ATI-60000s/60026.pdf>  Reasons to Call Your Doctor Immediately

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II. Publications from other Organizations Recently Added to the Ordering Centre

Under the Skin: A People's Case for Prison Needle and Syringe Programs

Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network

Between 2008 and 2009, interviews were conducted in person and over the phone in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, resulting in sworn affidavits or testimonials from 50 individuals who either were currently incarcerated or had previously served time in a federal prison. The hope is that their stories will strengthen the case for change, which governments continue to ignore even as a growing body of evidence highlights the need. This document is a follow-up to Clean Switch: The Case for Prison Needle and Syringe Programs in Canada.

Order free <http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25654>  copies through the CATIE Ordering Centre here

PDF Version - Under the <http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26275E.pdf>  Skin: A People's Case for Prison Needle and Syringe Programs

A guide to planning effective health communication campaigns for gay men

AIDS Vancouver

This resource is designed as step-by-step guide to provide a practical tool for community-based organizations that plan health communication campaigns.

Order <http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?cPath=8_16&products_id=25652>  free copies through the CATIE Ordering Centre here

PDF Version - A guide <http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26132.pdf>  to planning effective health communication campaigns for gay men

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6) Prevention Technologies in the broader spectrum of HIV prevention - Satellite at the CAHR 2010 Conference.

Host: Canadian AIDS Society, Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development, CATIE

Thursday, May 13 - 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

This session will bring together community partners and Canadian researchers to explore how new HIV prevention technologies, including vaccines, microbicides and pre-exposure prophylaxis, fit within a broader continuum of HIV prevention strategies. The session will assess how existing and new prevention technologies can impact key populations, and discuss specific community needs and strategies to prepare for the introduction of new prevention technologies.

This session is open to all CAHR attendees. Pre-Registration is required.

Contact Shayna Buhler at sbuhler at icad-cisd.com or by phone 613-233-7440 ext. 12 to register.

A limited number of scholarships are available for this event.

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7) North American HIV/AIDS & Housing Research Summit: Canadian Scholarship Opportunity.

The North American HIV/AIDS and Housing Research Summit on June 2-4, 2010 is a unique opportunity for members of the Canadian HIV and housing research community to learn about the latest research findings and policy initiatives on the link between housing status and HIV prevention and care. Summit organizers are pleased to announce a Summit Scholarship Program to assist Canadian residents who require financial support to attend this event. To apply, please review the Scholarship <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1103198037351&s=2546&e=001F5lYgbY3CFao8yW023xJfEvs_uI498K7-4pnzranELLObEv5mLXDi0IyVmdX6EmsXYejzq2MvUBJTomHLANIzUUZ4nvGqT8WQQ6rSwinfxgaq13CBcNQjdxOpSlvJeH6GiCKalCL5-QPhUmXR0ubeNG3vC65xTO-pCRFBN3S5gswET7HjcJj3i9dilndQPGXzUixfSpUen_DOXLpGXR71ddR4D-IGWSd>  Guidelines. For more information on the event, visit the Summit <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1103198037351&s=2546&e=001F5lYgbY3CFay2Mo0mOJ1BC_uQ_okDbgvorXE4D75ehMg8MnwVN4ggXhghcElai_jmMPvhcTZy8G00smIUj5W4IZ3TqHacwRZjQjrWcv_6aPXXSiP3IKdCMVallKL4fTP>  website 

The deadline to apply for a scholarship is 9 am EST on Tuesday, April 6, 2010.

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8) Calling for your endorsement.

As some of you may know, the Legal Network released a report last month Under the Skin: A People’s Case for Prison Needle and Syringe Programs, featuring firsthand accounts of people currently and formerly incarcerated and their experiences with injection drug use in federal prisons.

As part of the advocacy work around this report and the issue of prison-based needle and syringe programs (PNSPs), Sandra Ka Hon Chu, Senior Policy Analyst at the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network, will be appearing before the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security on April 1, which is studying the issue of mental health and addiction in federal prison. One issue that will be raised is the need for comprehensive harm reduction measures in prison, including PNSPs. They also intend to present the endorsement of such programs by a broad group of organizations working on the health and human rights of people in prison and people living with HIV. PNSPs have been endorsed in Canada by the Ontario Medical Association, the Canadian Medical Association, the Correctional Investigator of Canada and the Canadian Human Rights Commission. Internationally, PNSPs are supported by the World Health Organization, UNAIDS, and the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights.

Please contact Sandra at +1 416 595-1666 ext. 232 or schu at aidslaw.ca re: your organizational endorsement.

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9) Sex Now Survey. 

Guys knowing guys: that’s what the Sex Now Survey is all about. The Community Based Research Centre has been researching gay men’s sexuality, health and culture in British Columbia for more than a decade. The Sex Now survey is being extended across Canada and beyond at: http://www.sexnowsurvey.com <http://www.sexnowsurvey.com/> . 

Help us make Sex Now the largest health survey of gay and bisexual men in the country. Take the survey, and help spread the word through email, Facebook or Twitter.To learn more about us and the Sex Now Survey, visit our website at www.cbrc.net <http://www.cbrc.net/> .

Thanks for helping support gay men’s health in Canada.

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10) HIV and HCV Event Calendar. 

Selected events across the country and around the world. If you would like to suggest events to include in the next issue, please send an e-mail to Véronique Destrubé at vdestrube at catie.ca by April 23, 2010.

Healing Our Spirit 14th Annual BC Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Conference

Healing Our Spirit

April 12 – 14

Penticton, BC

For more information contact: bambie at healingourspirit.org 

CANAC 18th Annual Conference

Canadian Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (CANAC)

April 18 – 20

Fredericton, NB

More details here… <http://www.canac.org/> 

“Harm Reduction: The NextGeneration” – 21st International Conference

The International Harm Reduction Association

April 25 – 29

Liverpool, UK

More details <http://www.ihra.net/Liverpool/Home>  here…

Health and Wellbeing of People Living with HIV – ACT Research Day 2010

AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT)

April 29

Toronto, ON

CATIE Western Educational Conference

CATIE and AIDS Saskatoon

May 12 -13

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

More details here… <http://www.catie.ca/eng/GetInvolved/REC2010.shtml> 

Prevention Technologies in the broader spectrum of HIV prevention - Satellite at the CAHR 2010 Conference.

Canadian AIDS Society, Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development, CATIE

May 13

Saskatoon, SK

More details here… <http://www.cahr2010.ca/AncillaryEvents.html> 

19th Annual Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research

Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR)

May 13 – 16

Saskatoon, SK

More details here… <http://www.cahr2010.ca/> 

World Hepatitis Day 2010

May 19

More details here… <http://www.aminumber12.org/> 

“Forging Strategic Partnerships to Fight TB and HIV”

June 1 – 4

Durban, South Africa

www.tbconference.co.za <file:///C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\vdestrube\Local%20Settings\Temporary%20Internet%20Files\5%20-%20September%202009\www.tbconference.co.za> 

The Legal Network’s AGM and 2nd Annual Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights

June 11 – 12

Toronto, ON

More details here… <http://www.aidslaw.ca/> 

CWGHR Forum on HIV and Rehabilitation and AGM 2010

Canadian Working Group on HIV and Rehabilitation (CWGHR)

June 12 – 13

More details here… <http://www.hivandrehab.ca/EN/index.php> 

“Public Health in Canada: Shaping the Future Together” – CPHA Centennial Conference

Canadian Public Health Association

June 13 – 16

Toronto, ON

More details here… <http://www.cpha.ca/en/conferences/conf2010.aspx> 

Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network 12th Annual General Meeting

June 14 – 18

Edmonton, AB

More details here… <http://www.caan.ca/> 

32nd Annual Guelph Sexuality Conference 2010

University of Guelph

June 21 – 23

Guelph, ON

More <http://www.guelphsexualityconference.ca/program-at-a-glance.html>  details here…

MSM Pre-Conference 2010 – Global Forum on MSM and HIV (MSMGF) Pre-Conference Event

July 17

Vienna, Austria

More details here… <http://www.msmgf.org/ViennaEN/index.html> 

XVIII International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2010)

International AIDS Society (IAS)

July 18 – 23

Vienna, Austria

More details here… <http://www.aids2010.org/> 

CATIE Atlantic Educational Conference

CATIE and AIDS PEI

August 4 – 5

Charlottetown, PEI

More details here… <http://www.catie.ca/eng/GetInvolved/REC2010.shtml> 

CATIE Pacific Educational Conference

CATIE and the Pacific AIDS Network

October 6 – 7

Richmond, BC

More details here… <http://www.catie.ca/eng/GetInvolved/REC2010.shtml> 

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