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Ottawa commits $5M to expand HIV self-testing and peer support across Canada

The federal government is investing $5 million to expand access to HIV self-testing and peer-based support services across Canada, with a focus on communities facing the greatest barriers to testing and care. The funding was announced Sept. 10 by Winnipeg West MP Doug Eyolfson on behalf of federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel, alongside Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Joss Reimer. The investment will increase access to HIV self-test kits and support the hiring of peer workers through communit
The federal government is investing $5 million to expand access to HIV self-testing and peer-based support services across Canada, with a focus on communities facing the greatest barriers to testing and care.
The funding was announced Sept. 10 by Win... [2659 chars]
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