See also AIDS AND HIV; also see geographical subdivisions of HIV TESTS, below.

Screening blood for exposure to HTLV-III -- Red Cross procedures [Saskatchewan named persons: Dr. J.B. McSheffrey, Cathy Anderson]. By David Beckner.
P19 [1985]: 10-11 (54cm.)

Does testing reduce unsafe sex?; HIV reporting -- how will it work in Saskatoon? By Neil Richards.
P39 (Feb. 24, 1988): 28-29 (55cm.)

Anonymous testing supported [by study of Royal Society of Canada for federal health department]. From news compilation by Neil Richards.
P41 (May 18, 1988): 29 (21cm.)

Anonymous testing [six-month anonymous testing program for HIV established in Edmonton; HIV tests have been available since 1985, with name required, although people were free to use an alias at STD Clinic; new approach expected to reach some groups that would otherwise not participate].
P77 (v10n8)(Dec. 9, 1992): 11-12 (14cm.)

New HIV test in Canada [Murex Corp. of Georgia marketing test in Canada; not yet approved in US].
P31 (March 11, 1987): 10 (10cm.)

Flurry in testing [sharp jump in HIV testing following announcement that "Magic" Johnson, basketball player, tested positive; testing up in Alberta, Ontario, and B.C., for example].
P69 (v9n8)[misnumbered on cover as v9n7](Dec. 18, 1991): 10 (24cm.)

Testing to be expanded [in Ontario; April 15 government announcement of expansion across the province of anonymous testing programs].
P64 (v9n3)(April 24, 1991): 18 (20cm.)

Saskatchewan HIV testing [number of people being tested reported to have greatly increased; statistics to Nov. 1 of AIDS cases in Canada and Saskatchewan].
P37 (Dec. 1, 1987): 28 (16cm.)

Editorial [about reportability of positive AIDS antibody tests in Saskatchewan; George McLeod, Saskatchewan Health Minister]. By The Collective.
P39 (Feb. 24, 1988): 3-4 (41cm.)

HIV reporting [required by Saskatchewan government when test positive; George McLeod, Saskatchewan Health Minister; opinions of others presented]. By Neil Richards.
P39 (Feb. 24, 1988): 5-6 (53cm.)

HIV isolation [criticizing uncritical acceptance in press of Saskatchewan Health Minister George McLeod's stated reason for making positive HIV tests reportable].
P39 (Feb. 24, 1988): 34 (13cm.)

Anon. testing in Sask. [Saskatchewan Health Minister Louise Simard announced there will be anonymous testing for HIV in Regina, Saskatoon, and Prince Albert; first phase of a "long-term HIV-AIDS strategy" for the province; etc.].
P83 (v11n6)(Sept. 15, 1993): 12 (19cm.)

Forced testing [Josephine Ann Cote, who pleaded guilty to theft and prostitution, must submit to HIV testing as condition of probation; apparently a Saskatchewan precedent; concerns expressed and comments of several individuals from various organizations].
P87 (v12n2)(March 9, 1994): 13 (39cm.)

Does testing reduce unsafe sex?; HIV reporting -- how will it work in Saskatoon? By Neil Richards.
P39 (Feb. 24, 1988): 28-29 (55cm.)