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Opinion: Embracing community-based research principles can achieve equity in health outcomes

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August 4, 2021

The largest community-academic collaborative study of women living with HIV in Canada shows that embracing community-based research principles can help achieve equity in research process and health outcomes, Dr. Angela Kaida, PhD, Associate Professor of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University, and Valerie Nicholson, Indigenous Peer Researcher at the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, say in an op-ed.

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Organizations: AIDS Vancouver, British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Simon Fraser University, and Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
People: Dr. (PhD) Angela Kaida and Valerie Nicholson
Topics: Canadian HIV Women's Sexual and Reproductive Cohort Study (CHIWOS), community-academic collaboration, community-based research principles, HIV/AIDs, racism and sexism in health outcomes, and women living with HIV

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