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Tami Starlight
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Tue Jun 21 11:22:12 PDT 2011
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*June 21, 2011** / #25*
*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) A new issue of *The Positive Side <http://www.positiveside.ca/>*
b) New* **Programming Connection* case study taps strength of Aboriginal
women
c) CATIE has entered the realm of Social Media
d) *HIV in Canada* report now
updated<http://www.catie.ca/pdf/Canada/HIV-in-Canada_ES.pdf>
e) *TreatmentUpdate 183 <http://www.catie.ca/tu.nsf>*
f) Sociobehavioral issues of NPTs
g) Partial efficacy and the uptake of NPTs
h) Learning Tactics and Strategies from ACT UP
*3) Latest CATIE-News on HIV and hepatitis C*
*4) New resources in the CATIE Ordering Centre*
Resources produced by CATIE and by organizations across Canada
*5) Recent and important developments in hepatitis C*
*a) *Updated Testing Section* – www.hepCinfo.ca <http://www.hepcinfo.ca/>*
*b) *World Hepatitis Day Update
*c)* Relevant hepatitis C readings
*6) HIV and Hepatitis C Job Postings*
*7) HIV and HCV Event Calendar*
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*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
frontline 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 Anamaria Tivadar at
ativadar at catie.ca by August 20, 2011. * *
Back to Table of Contents <#130b2d52e2c6e0fb_toc>
*2) What’s new at CATIE? *
*a) A new issue of The Positive Side <http://www.positiveside.ca/>*
In this special 10-year anniversary issue, we catch up with the HIV-positive
people who have appeared on the cover. Their stories are varied and
surprising. We also turn to life with HIV outside of Canada’s largest
cities, while other articles look at bone health and vaginal health. We tell
you about programs for HIV-positive families and feature the beautiful bead
work of Vancouver-based Aboriginal artist Ron Horsefall.
*b) New **Programming Connection* case study taps strength of Aboriginal
women
Interested in learning from the experiences of other frontline service
providers? Check out CATIE’s *Programming
Connection<http://www2.catie.ca/en/pc/programming-connection>
*, an online series of case studies of model frontline programs from across
Canada. We’ve added a new case study “*Around the Kitchen
Table<http://www2.catie.ca/en/pc/program/around-kitchen-table>
*” on incorporating indigenous traditions into HIV, STI and hepatitis
prevention education in Aboriginal communities by drawing on the strengths
of women as natural leaders in their communities.
Want to share some of your own work? Contact us at
programmingconnection at catie.ca.
To receive more details on the program as well as future updates, sign up
for *Programming Connection
*e-lerts.<http://orders.catie.ca/subscription/subscribe.shtml>
*c) CATIE has entered the realm of Social Media *
CATIE is now on Facebook and Twitter! Please visit our Facebook Fan Page
CATIEInfo <http://www.facebook.com/CATIEInfo> and follow us on Twitter
(@CATIEInfo <http://twitter.com/#%21/CATIEInfo>) to connect with us and find
out what’s new and exciting at CATIE! We want to hear from you, and let you
know of all the new resources as they become available, inform you of the
events we attended, and so much more.
<http://www.facebook.com/CATIEInfo> <http://twitter.com/#%21/CATIEInfo>
CATIE also continues as a bi-monthly contributor to the
PositiveLite.com<http://www.positivelite.com/>blog. A regular blogger
since December 2010, CATIE has posted relevant
information and witty commentary on issues of special interest to PHA and
MSM audiences. Make sure to read our blog post and let us know what you
think. Below are the latest CATIE blog posts:
Info for people just diagnosed with
HIV<http://positivelite.com/content/blog/categories/resources/item/info-for-people-just-diagnosed-with-hiv>
Mind
Games<http://positivelite.com/content/blog/categories/resources/item/mind-games>
Revving
up for summer<http://positivelite.com/content/blog/categories/health/item/revving>
*The Positive Side* celebrates 10
years!<http://positivelite.com/content/blog/categories/health/item/the-positive-side-celebrates-10-years-le-francais-suit>
For more information about CATIE’s social media strategy, contact Anamaria
Tivadar, Coordinator, Communications and Social Marketing at
ativadar at catie.ca or 1-800-263-1638, ext 257.
*d*) *HIV in Canada** report now updated
*<http://www.catie.ca/pdf/Canada/HIV-in-Canada_ES.pdf>
*HIV in Canada: Trends and issues that affect HIV prevention, care,
treatment and support
<http://www.catie.ca/pdf/Canada/HIV-in-Canada_ES.pdf>*has been
updated. The report provides an extensive overview of the HIV
landscape in Canada, including: the epidemiology of HIV; trends in diseases
related to HIV; and trends and issues in prevention, treatment, care and
support for people with or at risk for HIV. The report provides starting
points for dialogue among stakeholders in HIV in order to support strategic
HIV/AIDS planning and decision-making in Canada.
*e) TreatmentUpdate 183*
*TreatmentUpdate 183* <http://www.catie.ca/tu.nsf> reviews recent advances
in organ transplantation among people with HIV. Highlights include:
- An overview on organ transplantation, drugs used in the procedure and
possible complications
- Kidney transplants in patients with HIV in the United States
- Overview of sirolimus (rapamycin), its applications in liver
transplants and HIV infection
- Adjusting tacrolimus dose with HIV treatment
- Liver transplants for liver cancer in HIV infection* *
*f)** Sociobehavioral issues of NPTs*
The new report* Sociobehavioral Issues of New Prevention
Technologies<http://www2.catie.ca/sites/default/files/pdf/NPT%20sociobehavioral_EN.pdf>
* presents a review of the literature on five biomedical approaches to HIV
prevention: post-exposure prophylaxis, pre-exposure prophylaxis, treatment
as prevention, microbicides and vaccines. It focuses on the
socio-behavioural issues involved with these technologies, including issues
of awareness, acceptability, access and adherence. It outlines guidelines
for the implementation of new prevention technologies as well as suggestions
on how to market the technologies.
*g) Partial efficacy and the uptake of NPTs*
The new report *Partial Efficacy and the Uptake of New Prevention
Technologies <http://www.catie.ca/pdf/NPTPartialEfficacy-EN.pdf>* looks at
how new HIV prevention technologies will likely offer only partial
protection from HIV. This raises two questions: *How should their use be
promoted?* and *What is the best way to communicate the idea of partial
protection while emphasizing the continued need to use established
strategies?*
This review investigates how the issue of partial efficacy has been managed
in the context of other prevention technologies—such as vaccines, measures
to prevent malaria, and devices that protect people in case of accidents—and
highlights potential lessons for communicating about HIV prevention
technologies.
*h) Learning Tactics and Strategies from ACT UP: *
Sarah Schulman in conversation with Susan Cole, Book and Arts Editor, Now
Magazine.
Sarah Schulman, novelist and co-director of the ACT UP ORAL HISTORY PROJECT,
will speak about how and why ACT UP (the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power)
was effective in forcing governments and societies to change their views and
response to AIDS. What can contemporary activists learn about how to be
effective and build movements? Sarah will show a short sneak preview of Jim
Hubbard's new feature film, UNITED IN ANGER: A History of ACT UP –scheduled
world premiere winter 2012.
Bell Lightbox Theatre, 350 King Street West
Thursday June 23, 2011, 9:00 pm
Pay what you can
Co-sponsors: CATIE, AIDS ACTION NOW!, Toronto People With AIDS Foundation,
Queers Against Israeli Apartheid, Inside Out : LGBT Film and Video Festival,
Hot Docs: Canadian International Documentary Film Festival
Back to Table of Contents <#130b2d52e2c6e0fb_toc>* *
*3) Latest CATIE-News on HIV and hepatitis C*
Read an analysis on the ground-breaking HPTN052 trial of treatment as
prevention among heterosexual couples: *Early treatment reduces HIV
transmission in heterosexual serodiscordant
couples*<http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/00a48c8905294f0b8525717f00661eb8/9a6c735219829ff5852578930068fa90%21OpenDocument>
For more *CATIE-News*, please read:
a) STI and treatment options
- *Gonorrhea—Shrinking treatment
options<http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/00a48c8905294f0b8525717f00661eb8/58c138d6b06604168525786400725463%21OpenDocument>
*
b) Drugs and controversy
- *PrEP study closes – questions remain
unanswered<http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/00a48c8905294f0b8525717f00661eb8/c91fd34dbc9f29b48525787f0057eea8%21OpenDocument>
*
c) Cardiovascular health
- *Large American study uncovers link between HIV and heart
failure<http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/news/0273A8B08034E2D58525788E004A0215?OpenDocument>
*
d) HCV and HIV Transmission
- * German researchers dig deep to understand how hepatitis C virus is
transmitted sexually<http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/news/5907449AFFD1FF08852578A10060DFA8?OpenDocument>
*
- * Israeli study may point to the future of the HIV epidemic in men who
have sex with
men<http://www.catie.ca/catienews.nsf/00a48c8905294f0b8525717f00661eb8/44e469f787d30ee98525789d00498e03%21OpenDocument>
*
*4) New resources in the CATIE Ordering Centre*
CATIE-partnered and third-party resources:
*Living with HIV: starting points** in Creole*
Toronto People With AIDS Foundation|CATIE|GAP-VIES, 2011
Written in Creole, *Living with HIV: starting points* contains information
on HIV and AIDS, how to stay healthy, what your CD4 count and viral load
tell you, and next steps.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/PDF/ATI-20000s/26332.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25850
*HIV Viral Load Testing** brochure in Creole*
CATIE | GAP-VIES, 2011
Written in Creole, this brochure introduces the viral load test and answers
basic questions about how it fits into a treatment plan.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/PDF/ATI-20000s/26333.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25851
*Population-Specific HIV/AIDS Status Report: Aboriginal Peoples*
Public Health Agency of Canada, 2010
Aboriginal peoples are a key population identified in The Federal Initiative
to Address HIV/AIDS in Canada. The status report presents current Canadian
information about the impact of HIV/AIDS among Aboriginal peoples—First
Nations, Inuit and Métis—in Canada, including a demographic profile of the
population; epidemiological data about HIV and AIDS in the population;
information on the factors that increase the Aboriginal population’s
vulnerability to, and resilience against, HIV; and an outline of recent
Canadian research and response initiatives. This report is intended for
individuals involved in the development of HIV/AIDS policy, programs and
research activities targeting this population.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26344.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25810
*One Foot forward: Facilitator's Guide*
Canadian AIDS Society, 2011
*One Foot Forward* is a set of training modules designed by people living
with HIV/AIDS for people living with HIV/AIDS who are interested in becoming
more involved with their AIDS service organizations or their communities.
The complete set can be used as a training resource or each module used as a
stand-alone learning tool. This Facilitator's Guide is a module-by-module
resource to assist facilitators in conducting group training workshops based
on the One Foot Forward GIPA Training toolkit.
*PROS & CONS: A Guide to Creating Successful Community-Based HIV and HCV
Programs for Prisoners,** 2nd Edition*
PASAN, 2011
This manual is intended to be a resource and reference guide to provide
comprehensive community-based HIV and HCV programming within prisons.
Whether you are new to prison work or want to expand your knowledge, this
manual will also guide your efforts for building relationships and trust,
facilitating discussions, advocating for your clients and supporting them
with pre- and post-release planning.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26374.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25847
*Environments of Nurturing Safety (EONS): Aboriginal Women in Canada Five
Year Strategy on HIV and AIDS (2010-2015)*
Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network, 2010
This publication was developed in consultation with a diverse group of
approximately 300 Aboriginal women from communities and regions across
Canada. The commitment and strong voices of the women that contributed to
this process are woven within this document; each voice spoke strongly about
the need for addressing the impacts of HIV and AIDS in the lives of
Aboriginal women. They also address the immediate need to create a response
that will change outcomes for Positive Aboriginal Women (PAW) and change the
trend of Aboriginal women being most vulnerable to becoming HIV-positive.
This strategy demands the creation of ‘environments of nurturing safety’ for
Aboriginal women to continue and/or begin healing journeys.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26359.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25844
*National Aboriginal Youth Strategy on HIV & AIDS in Canada: For First
Nations, Inuit and Métis Youth from 2010 to 2015*
Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network, 2010
This publication identifies strategic areas developed by Aboriginal youth in
order to encourage leadership in the area of HIV and AIDS. This strategy
calls for the promotion of knowledge, peer education and the proper care,
treatment and support for Aboriginal People Living with HIV and AIDS.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26358.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25805
*ShoutOut Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Transphobia and Heterosexism*
Rainbow Resource Centre, 2011
Acknowledging and accepting your sexual orientation and gender identity can
be a unique and amazing journey. It may also present challenges at times.
This journey will happen over a lifetime and will be different for every
person. The purpose of this booklet is to share information about some of
the challenges, provide resources to help you cope, and let you know loud
and clear: You are not alone!
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26356.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25806
*Man Count: Sizes-up the Gaps*
Community Based Research Centre, 2010
This report details the findings of an HIV surveillance study in Vancouver's
gay scene, with info-graphics and a full description of their context.
Written for non-science readers, the report provides a snapshot of sexual
health in Vancouver in 2008 and indicates potential strategies for future
prevention, policy and practice.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26373.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25843
*Mno-zhiyaawai [First Nations DVD and Workbook]*
Union of Ontario Indians, 2010
The goal of this resource is to provide educators with tools to discuss HIV
and AIDS and explore how it affects First Nations people and their
communities. The 45-minute film comes with a facilitator's guide and
workbook. The Mno-zhiyaawai film and workbook include accessible and
interactive information on basic HIV transmission, testing, and prevention;
and information specific to stigma and discrimination faced by First Nations
people in Canada and the connection to HIV vulnerability.
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25804
*Outreach Planning Guide For Infectious Disease Practitioners who work with
Vulnerable Populations*
National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases, 2010
The purpose of this guide is to present an evidence-based conceptual model
designed to guide the planning of outreach activities. The model was
developed based on information from a scoping review completed in September
2009 and follow-up consultations held in 2010.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26371.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25814
*HIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review 15(2), April 2011*
Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network, 2011
Providing analysis and summaries of current developments in HIV/AIDS-related
policy and law, the HIV/AIDS Policy & Law Review promotes education and the
exchange of information, ideas and experiences from an international
perspective.
Features: Legislative and policy analysis of HIV prevention, treatment and
care for people who use drugs and incarcerated people in Central Asia and
Azerbaijan
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/PDF/ATI-20000s/26305E_v15_2.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25858
*“Are you doin’ it?” Testing Week 2010 Final Evaluation Report*
Regional HIV/AIDS Connection, 2011
The *Are you doin’ it?* Campaign was a 2010 social media campaign developed
by Regional HIV/AIDS Connection to increase HIV and STI testing in London
and surrounding municipalities. The campaign included a public service
announcement, messaging through social media channels (website, Facebook,
Twitter), community partnerships with various organizations,
population-specific outreach, and working with public health partners to
ensure sufficient testing infrastructure during Testing Awareness Week 2010.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26379.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25861
*Snapshots from the Lambda Survey of gay and bisexual men | Faits saillants
de l’étude Lambda sur les hommes gais et bisexuels*
University of Toronto, 2011
The Lambda Community report presents HIV surveillance study findings, with
info-graphics as well as a full description of the context, provides a
snapshot of sexual health in Toronto and Ottawa and presents potential
strategies for future prevention, policy and practice. Lambda sought to
collect information about risk behaviours associated with HIV/STI infection
and general issues relevant to sexual health and sexual behaviour among MSM.
Lambda was the Ontario component of the M-Track study. M-Track is an ongoing
second-generation surveillance system conducted at sentinel sites across
Canada. The Ontario component of M-Track (Lambda) was conducted in Toronto
and Ottawa.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26384E.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25863&language=en
*Strengthening Community-Based Approaches to HIV/AIDS and STI Screening,
Treatment & Prevention among Aboriginal People in the Atlantic Region*
Healing Our Nations, 2011
It is essential that key stakeholders work with Aboriginal communities to
identify the gaps in HIV/STI screening, treatment and prevention so that
issues can be approached with sensitivity and caution, ensuring that
Aboriginal communities are centrally involved in the design and
implementation of HIV/STI services. Through a sexual health workshop with
community members from the Atlantic region, clinicians, academics and
members of government and Aboriginal organizations, several themes
pertaining to HIV/AIDS and STI screening, treatment and prevention emerged:
accessibility, communication, culturally appropriate services, awareness,
collaboration, normalization, confidentiality, support and prevention.
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-20000s/26378.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25862
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*5) Hepatitis C updates*
*a) Updated Testing Section** – www.hepCinfo.ca <http://www.hepcinfo.ca/>*
The Testing <http://www.hepcinfo.ca/en/simple/testing> section of CATIE's
hepCinfo.ca web site has been updated with expanded information on liver
biopsies, non-invasive tests to measure liver damage and more.
For information on hepatits C, please visit
www.hepCinfo.ca<http://www.hepcinfo.ca/>
.
*b) World Hepatitis Day Update*
South Riverdale, in partnership with CATIE and the Toronto Hepatitis C
Alliance, has secured the Yonge-Dundas Square for a World Hepatitis Day
celebration event and community information fair for July 28, 2011 to bring
attention to hepatitis diseases that affect upwards of 600,000 Canadians.
Exciting music, passionate speeches and a community information fair will
shine a spotlight on World Hepatitis Day and celebrate what we have
accomplished and energize us to tackle new problems.
CATIE will also promote, on its website, a package of information resources
pertinent to hepatitis C issues, in support of World Hepatitis Day.
*c) Relevant Hepatitis C Reading*
*Telemedicine Puts HCV Care in the Hands of Primary Care Physicians*
Primary care physicians with telemedicine support can manage hepatitis C
virus (HCV) infection as effectively as specialty clinics, researchers in
the United States have found. Related research and editorial available in
the New England Journal of Medicine. <http://www.nejm.org/>
*Hepatitis C: Managing Common Symptoms and Treatment Side Effects*
CATIE | Canadian Hemophilia Society, 2011
This booklet provides information on the common symptoms of hepatitis C and
side effects of its treatment, along with practical tips for managing those
symptoms and side effects. These suggestions come from medical research,
healthcare service providers and, most important, from people living with
hepatitis C. Information, websites and phone numbers on support, financial
assistance and other aspects of hepatitis C are included. *CATIE Ordering
Centre No: ATI-70115 (aussi disponible en français, ATI-70116).*
Download the PDF: http://library.catie.ca/pdf/ATI-70000s/70115.pdf
Order a free print copy:
http://orders.catie.ca/product_info.php?products_id=25854
Back to Table of Contents <#130b2d52e2c6e0fb_toc>
*6) HIV and Hepatitis C Job Postings*
*Selected positions across the country and around the world. If you would
like to suggest postings to include in the next issue, please send an e-mail
to Anamaria Tivadar at ativadar at catie.ca by April 20, 2011.*
*AIDS Committee of Toronto*
Positive Youth Outreach Program Coordinator
More details here <http://www.actoronto.org/home.nsf/pages/act.docs.1690>…
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*7) 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
Anamaria Tivadar at ativadar at catie.ca by August 20, 2011. *
*Nova Scotia** HIV/AIDS Skills Building Ceilidh 2011*
*AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia *
June 23 – 26, 2011
Halifax, NS
*AIDS Calgary*
*AGM & Looking Forward: HIV Hot Topics & New Research*
June 23, 2011
Calgary, AB
More details here… <http://www.aidscalgary.org/events/lookingforward.cfm>
*Harm Reduction Canada 2011 - Please note the change of date*
*CAST Canada*
July 13 – 15, 2011 *(Rescheduled from February 23-25, 2011)*
Ottawa, ON
More details here… <http://cast-canada.ca/HR2011-Main.html>* *
*IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention (IAS 2011)*
*International AIDS Society*
July 17 – 20, 2011
Rome, Italy
More details here… <http://www.ias2011.org/>
*World Hepatitis Day*
July 28, 2011
More details here…<http://www.worldhepatitisalliance.org/WorldHepatitisDay.aspx>
*10th International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific*
August 26 – 30, 2011
Busan, Republic of Korea
More details here… <http://www.icaap10.org/>
*26th IUSTI Europe Conference on STIs & HIV/AIDS and 10th BADV Congress*
*International Union Against Sexually Transmitted Infection (IUSTI)*
September 8 – 10, 2011
Riga, Latvia
More details here… <http://www.iusti-europe2011.org/>
*18th International Symposium on Hepatitis C Virus and Related Viruses *
Sept 8 – 12, 2011
Seattle, Washington, USA
More details here… <http://www.hcv2011.org/>
*North American Housing & HIV/AIDS Research Summit VI*
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
September 21 – 23, 2011
More details here… <http://www.hivhousingsummit.org/2011/frmHome.aspx>
*European AIDS Conference*
*European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS)*
October 12 – 15, 2011
Belgrade, Serbia
More details here… <http://www.eacs-conference2011.com/>
*CATIE Annual General Meeting*
*CATIE*
October 18, 2011
Toronto, ON
*CATIE Forum: The Art and Science of Knowledge Exchange*
*CATIE*
October 19 – 20, 2011
Toronto, ON
More details here… <http://www.catie.ca/eng/GetInvolved/ASKE2011.shtml>
*Ontario** HIV Treatment Network Research Conference *
*OHTN*
November 14 - 15, 2011
Toronto, ON
More details here…<http://www.ohtn.on.ca/Pages/Whats-On/2011-Conference.aspx>
* *
*2011 Caribbean HIV Conference*
November 18 – 21, 2011
Nassau, Bahamas
More details here… <https://www.2011caribbeanhivconference.org/>
*International Conference on AIDS in Africa (ICASA) 2011*
*The Society for AIDS in Africa (SAA)*
December 4 – 8, 2011
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
More details here… <http://www.icasa2011addis.org/>
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