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Blog: May 2016

HIV and STIs in BC in Q1 of 2016

May 26, 2016 by Jason Wong, Physician Epidemiologist, Clinical Prevention Services, BCCDC

New for 2016, the Clinical Prevention Services surveillance team has developed “dashboard” reports on the status of sexually transmitted infections and HIV trends in British Columbia. These reports will be posted quarterly in the STI...

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Findings from the Sex Now survey - in person!

May 11, 2016 by Victor Wakarchuk, Youth Programs Coordinator, Community-Based Research Centre for Gey Men's Health

Get ready to be exposed to Sex Now! Over 8,200 people answered the survey and the Community-Based Research Centre for Gay Men’s Health (CBRC) wants to reveal their analysis...

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