The Reproductive Infectious Diseases Program is a network of health professionals, researchers and knowledge users dedicated to advancing reproductive infectious diseases care and research internationally. Through local, national and global research collaborations, the team works to address emergent knowledge gaps and provide evidence-based guidance for the prevention, treatment, and care of reproductive infectious diseases. An overview of the program and the research we do can be found here.
Latest Updates from the RID Program:
New Report Released from the RID Program’s CANCOVID-Preg Project!
The RID Program’s Canadian Surveillance of COVID-19 in Pregnancy: Epidemiology, Maternal and Infant Outcomes (CANCOVID-Preg) Project has just released a new report (Report #7) on some of the most recent updates, key findings and recommendations based on the latest data. This project has been led by Dr. Deborah Money and the rest of the RID Program team, as well as a team of national collaborators since April of 2020, to better understand the epidemiology and infant/maternal outcomes associated with COVID-19 infection in pregnancy.
For more information, Click here to access the report!