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    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. Learn more


    CANCOVID-Preg

    Canadian Surveillance of COVID-19 in Pregnancy: Epidemiology, Maternal and Infant Outcomes

    Antenatal Serostudies

    Canadian population Serological Survey Utilizing Antenatal Serum Samples

    Research

    Reproductive Infectious Diseases Program research areas of focus include: HIV, human papillomavirus, Hepatitis, perinatal infections, the vaginal microbiome, and antimicrobial stewardship.

    Reproductive Infectious Diseases Program | Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
    Faculty of Medicine
    Women's Health Research Institute
    4500 Oak Street
    Vancouver, BC Canada V6H 3N1
    Email RID.Program@UBC.ca
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