New Publication: “COVID-19 serological survey utilizing antenatal serum samples in British Columbia”

New Publication: “COVID-19 serological survey utilizing antenatal serum samples in British Columbia”

A new publication entitled “COVID-19 serological survey utilizing antenatal serum samples in British Columbia“, authored by multiple members of the RID Team was recently published in Vaccine!

RID Program Investigator Dr. Jeffrey Wong Presents at The 13th International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science!

RID Program Investigator Dr. Jeffrey Wong Presents at The 13th International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science!

At this year’s iteration of the International AIDS Society’s annual global conference on HIV science, Dr. Jeffrey Wong presented a poster titled “Developing a prediction model for preterm birth for pregnant people living with HIV in British Columbia, Canada”!

Multiple RID Program Team Members Present at SOGC 2025 Conference in Whistler, BC!

Multiple RID Program Team Members Present at SOGC 2025 Conference in Whistler, BC!

The RID Program team had a strong presence at The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC)’s Annual Clinical and Scientific Conference, with RID Program investigator Dr. Jeffrey Wong, MD student Lucia Forward, and MSc student Sofia Nicolls all presenting!

RID Program Leader Dr. Deborah Money Interviewed on Global News BC to Discuss the New SOGC Guidelines on Miscarriage Care!

RID Program Leader Dr. Deborah Money Interviewed on Global News BC to Discuss the New SOGC Guidelines on Miscarriage Care!

On June 17th 2025, Dr. Deborah Money was interviewed on Global News BC during a segment dedicated to discussing the updated guidelines for miscarriage care for Canadian medical care providers.

RID Program Team Members Featured on Three Recent Podcasts!

RID Program Team Members Featured on Three Recent Podcasts!

RID Program PhD student Zahra Pakzad and Investigator Dr. Deborah Money have recently been featured as guests on three notable podcasts!

New Publication: “Sexually transmitted infections and bacterial vaginosis and preterm birth in pregnant people living with HIV: A population-based cohort study”

New Publication: “Sexually transmitted infections and bacterial vaginosis and preterm birth in pregnant people living with HIV: A population-based cohort study”

A new publication authored by multiple members of the RID Program team has been recently published in the International Journal of STD & AIDS!

RID Program Master’s Student Sofia Nicolls Presents Data from the NOVA-HIV Study at 2025 Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research Conference!

RID Program Master’s Student Sofia Nicolls Presents Data from the NOVA-HIV Study at 2025 Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research Conference!

This year, the RID Program was represented at the Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research by Sofia Nicolls, who is a master’s student pursuing her MSc. as part of the NOVA-HIV Study.

RID Program Research Featured on Two Posters Presented at 15th International Workshop on Women & HIV 2025!

RID Program Research Featured on Two Posters Presented at 15th International Workshop on Women & HIV 2025!

This year’s International Workshop on Women & HIV had a strong presence for the RID Program team, with two posters being presented on RID Program research.

Congratulations to RID Program Master’s Student Sofia Nicolls on Receiving a Canada Graduate Scholarships — Master’s Award!

Congratulations to RID Program Master’s Student Sofia Nicolls on Receiving a Canada Graduate Scholarships — Master’s Award!

We would like to wish our sincerest congratulations to the RID Team master’s student Sofia Nicolls on receiving a Canada Graduate Scholarships – Master’s Award for her work on the NOVA-HIV project!

Strong Showing for RID Program at 2025 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) in San Francisco, USA!

Strong Showing for RID Program at 2025 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) in San Francisco, USA!

This year, RID Program investigator Dr. Jeffrey Wong and FLEX Project student Rosa Balleny, attended CROI to present a poster on the work they have completed on the impact of the use of the antiretroviral medication Bictegravir (Biktarvy) during pregnancy, on perinatal and infant outcomes.