Infectious diseases, risk behaviours, and harm-reduction in women's institutions : findings from the 2022 National Health Survey / Kayla Wanamaker, Daniella Filoso, Wardah Mahboob & Sara Johnson. : PS83-3/480E-PDF

"This report provides an overview of self-report responses from the 2022 National Health Survey, as well as an examination of serological data to determine prevalence estimates of infectious diseases in women’s institutions, such as Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Hepatitis C Virus (HCV), and syphilis. Participant responses were used to examine factors that can increase risk for these infections, such as engagement in risk behaviours (tattooing, drug use, and unprotected sex), as well as awareness of, and access to, harm reduction services. Participants included 119 federally incarcerated individuals from women’s institutions across all Regions; 57 participants identified as Indigenous and 62 were non-Indigenous"--Executive Summary, page iv.

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