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David J Brennan

University of Toronto

Survey Methods, Mixed-Methods, HIV, Sexual Health, Mental health, 2S/LGBTQ+
David J Brennan

Bio

Professor David J. Brennan is the founder and director of CRUISElab, a research lab focused on the health of gay, bisexual, two-spirit, cis- and transgender men who have sex with men (GB2M). Involved in the HIV epidemic since 1983, he has held roles such as case manager, psychotherapist, and researcher. His research examines HIV and STI risks and resiliencies for marginalized GB2M. He has received numerous awards, including the OHTN Research Chair and the Excellence in Research Award from the Canadian Association for HIV/AIDS Research. His work is funded by various organizations, including the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and CANFAR.

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Related/Authored Research

Gender identity and activity limitations: A national study on transgender and non-binary Canadians Learn More Self-Reported PrEP Use and Risk of Bacterial STIs Among Ontarian Men Who Are Gay or Bisexual or Have Sex With Men Learn More Dating Apps and Shifting Sexual Subjectivities of Men Seeking Men Online Learn More Reach of GetCheckedOnline among gay, bisexual, transgender and queer men and Two-Spirit people and correlates of use 5 years after program launch in British Columbia, Canada Learn More Analysis of hospital-based healthcare provision for people living with HIV who use drugs in Ontario, Canada: "Beyond my Scope!" Learn More Acceptability of an existing online sexually transmitted and blood-borne infection testing model among gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men in Ontario, Canada Learn More A structuration theory guided analysis of the hospitalization experience for people living with HIV who use drugs: My rules and their rules Learn More A mixed methods investigation of the relationship between blood donor policy, interest in donation, and willingness to donate among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men in Ontario, Canada Learn More "It's a win for the clinic, it's a win for the frontline, but, most importantly, it's a win for the client": Task Shifting HIV Prevention Services from Clinicians to Community Health Workers in Ontario, Canada Learn More 'I was just doing what a normal gay man would do, right?': The biopolitics of substance use and the mental health of sexual minority men Learn More