Join Health Initiative for Men (HIM) , PAN and Ribbon Community for an overview of recent changes to the HIV medication landscape in Canada. This webinar will empower frontline staff, educators, and community members with new information on long-acting HIV treatment and prevention options and highlight current realities for accessing long-acting medications for priority populations in BC.
Wednesday July 10th, 2024
10 – 11:30 AM Pacific time
This webinar is scheduled for 90 minutes. Information on presenters to follow. We look forward to seeing you!
This webinar will support the work of:
- frontline service providers
- community educators
- community advocates
- people interested in HIV treatment and advocacy
Please note: As this webinar is being presented in partnership with Health Initiative for Men (HIM) and Ribbon Community, your registration information may be shared with these organizations.
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