Dr. Julio Montaner

• Pioneering B.C. HIV/AIDS researcher honoured on new Canada Post stamp

  Dr. Julio Montaner is one of six distinguished Canadian doctors and researchers whose faces will grace the new run of stamps from Canada Post.

  Health

  Sep 16, 2020
  
• B.C. experts help control Indiana HIV spread

  World-renowned HIV experts from B.C. are stepping in to help control a massive outbreak of the disease in rural Indiana.

  Jan 11, 2016
  
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• World’s HIV experts to converge in Vancouver

  More than 6,000 international experts on HIV-AIDS will gather in Vancouver this weekend to share the latest scientific advances in the fight to eradicate the disease, which first emerged almost 35 years ago and exploded into a global pandemic.

  Health

  Jul 17, 2015
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• Why the United Nations is adopting Canadian scientist’s HIV strategy

  A made-in-Canada plan has been formally adopted by the United Nations as the global authority’s strategy in its fight against HIV/AIDS.

  Canada

  Sep 29, 2014
• Prominent AIDS scientist on MH17 partnered with Canadians in pioneering research

  Canadian scientist Dr. Julio Montaner can’t remember working in HIV/AIDS research without his longtime peer Dr. Joep Lange being there.

  Canada

  Jul 19, 2014
• A made-in-Canada health strategy is making waves worldwide – just not in Canada

  B.C. has become a global success story in combatting HIV/AIDS thanks to a made-in-Canada strategy that's being adopted around the world - but not in Canada.

  Canada

  Jun 27, 2014
• HIV, AIDS ward closes at St. Paul Hospital due to decline in disease

  The HIV/AIDS ward at St. Paul's Hospital is closing due to a decline in the once-deadly disease, the B.C. government announced Tuesday.

  Health

  May 27, 2014
• HIV isn’t easily transmitted by sex, Canadian doctors say

  A group of more than 70 Canadian doctors and researchers banded together to release a statement that says that HIV is “difficult” to transmit sexually.

  Canada

  May 2, 2014
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• Life expectancy for people with HIV catching up to general population

  A new study suggests the life expectancy of Canadians and Americans who are HIV positive is closing in on that of the general population.

  Canada

  Dec 18, 2013