Lewis, who, at the time, was the United Nations Special Envoy for HIV-AIDS in Africa. During
his presentation, he challenged every one of the approximately 1000 family physicians in …

This letter is meant to express, in the most heartfelt way, our appreciation for the funds the
College of Family Physicians of Canada raised for the Stephen Lewis Foundation. It was a …

It is twenty-five years since the human immunodeficiency virus was first detected. Twenty five
years ago I was just starting medical school and even by the time I finished HIV was barely …

Cal Gutkin, MD, CCFP (EM), FCFP, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER he most moving moment of Family Medicine Forum last November in Toronto, Ont …

Dr. Deborah Witt, Department of Family and Community Medicine, will share her
experiences working at a community clinic in Jamaica. Dr. Witt will discuss her experiences …

I learned a lesson in health economics from a friend in Nairobi, Kenya, in the mid-1980s. We
both worked at Kenyatta National Hospital in clinical research projects on sexually …

At the outset, I ask that you forgive my odd poetic licence and mixed metaphors. This
describes my journey as an HIV clinician in the decade that has seen us develop the biggest …

AIDS: Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) recently announced a $100 million program to address
HIV treatment issues in 5 African countries. Although the response to the plan was generally …

Corinne Squire (2007) HIV/AIDS in South Africa [book review] Page 1 Catherine Campbell
Corinne Squire (2007) HIV/AIDS in South Africa [book review] Article (Accepted version) (Refereed) …

Human immunodeficiency virus continues to devastate sub-Saharan Africa (Figure 1). 1
Despite evidence to the contrary, 2 many physicians still question whether AIDS treatment is …