Faculty Member
Margaret (Peggy) Millson M.D., M.H.Sc., FRCPC
- Email Address(es)
- p.millson(at)utoronto.ca
- Office Phone
- (416) 978-7514
- Office Address
- HIV Social, Behavioural and Epidemiological Studies Unit Room 582, 155 College St. Toronto, Ontario M5T
- Division(s)/Institute(s)
- Clinical Public Health Division
Epidemiology Division - Position
- Professor Emerita
- SGS Status
- Member Emerita
- Appointment Status
- Emeritus
Research Interests
- injection drug use & HIV prevention, harm reduction
- social, behavioural and epidemiological aspects of HIV infection, especially among women and injection drug users
- care, treatment and support for HIV positive persons
- epidemiology and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases
- epidemiology and prevention of hepatitis C
Other Affiliations
Primary instructor Course #3, Programs and Practice, Harm Reduction Certificate on-line course at York University Division of Continuing Education
Honours & Awards
Current Research Projects
Representative Publications
- Millson ME, Myers T, Rankin J, et al. Prevalence of Human Immunodeficiency Virus and associated risk behaviour in injection drug users in Toronto. Can J Public Health 1995; 86:3:176-180.
- Millson M, Rachlis A. Provision of Tuberculosis Screening and Management in HIV Specialty Care in Ontario. Can J Infectious Diseases (Suppl) May 1998.
- Millson P, Myers T, Calzavara L, Wallace E, Major C, Degani N. Regional Variation in HIV Prevalence and Risk Behaviours in Ontario Injection Drug Users (IDU). Canadian Journal of Public Health, Nov-Dec. 2003; 94(6): 431-5.
- Millson P, Challacombe L, Villeneuve P, Strike C, Myers T, Fischer B, Shore R, Hopkins S, Pearson M. Self-perceived health among Canadian opiate users: A comparison to the general population and to other chronic disease populations. Canadian Journal of Public Health, Mar-Apr. 2004; 95(2): 99-103.
- Millson M, Myers T, Calzavara L, Major C, Fearon M, Wallace E, Rea E, Degani N, Chapman C. HIV Risk in Ontario IDU Recruited Through Needle Exchanges. Can J Infectious Diseases (Suppl) May 1998.