First Nova Scotian to swim English Channel flies home CTV.ca She spent a gruelling 17 hours swimming in water as cold as 16 C. Roe completed the swim to raise money and awareness about the HIV and AIDS pandemic in ...
Crack cocaine addicts just can't quit Campbell River Mirror The mouthpieces are designed to prevent the spread of communicable diseases such as HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, tuberculosis, and syphilis. ...
The Canadian Press News Agenda for Thursday, July 29 Insurance News Net (press release) (Westin Harbour Castle Hotel) TORONTO _ Friends for Life Bike Rally from Toronto to Montreal to raise money and awareness for HIV/AIDS services. ...
Needle exchange in prisons makes sense Vancouver Sun Peter McKnight's column nicely showcased the flawed logic in the government's approach to HIV/AIDS, ...
Two studies suggest some lubes toxic Xtra.ca The study focused on bacterial sexually transmitted infections, such as chlamydia and gonorrhea, and did not address viral infections such as HIV. ...
Low-barrier health care helps the homeless Victoria Times Colonist Our practice is designed to treat high numbers of patients with severe mental health conditions, problematic substance use, hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS. ...
Woman's charity reaches out to Africa TbNewsWatch.com It took 25 years, but the Thunder Bay native finally returned in 2004 with a New Zealand based aid organization that worked with orphans and HIV positive ...
Nanaimo needs supervised drug site, says researcher Nanaimo Daily News ... providing clean needles and crack pipes to addicts will reduce an expected spike in the number of central Vancouver Island residents who contract HIV. ...
Cops Projecting Balanced Budget 580 CFRA Radio Ottawa Police have also recovered $300-thousand for the base salaries of officers seconded to work at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics as per an agreement with ...
Crack use biggest street drug problem in BC Vancouverite VANCOUVER – Crack use is the No. 1 street drug problem in many communities in BC but the issue does not get as much attention as it deserves. ...
AIDS treatment must include more than drugs Edmonton Journal (An HIV-positive person needs 1500 calories per day minimum, versus 1200 calories if you are HIV-negative. Proper nutrition is the most important "drug" for ...
Globe and Mail Five things to do this weekend Globe and Mail Didn't quite get your fill at last weekend's Vancouver folk fest? Catch top talent from across Canada and around the world at the Mission Folk Music ...