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Blog: May 2015

New 4th generation HIV test to enhance routine detection of acute HIV infections in BC

May 27, 2015 by Darrel Cook, Research Projects Leader, Clinical Prevention Services, BCCDC

Background

In 2013, the BCCDC published results of a pilot study [1] which confirmed the value of pooled nucleic acid testing (PNAT) to identify acute HIV infections in a high risk population of men who have sex with men. PNAT...

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Categories: Current practice

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Addressing chest binding in transgender and gender diverse clients

May 21, 2015 by Alexandra Corbet, MPH, Co-Investigator with the Binding Health Project, Boston University School of Public Health

Background

Chest binding refers to the mechanical compression of breast tissue, often through the use of sports bras, ace bandages, or specialized compression garments.

Binding is most commonly practiced by female-...

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LGBTQ+ conference in Squamish this Saturday (May 9)

May 6, 2015 by BCCDC

Safe ‘n Sound Squamish is hosting “Someone Like Me”, an education conference this Saturday (...

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