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Strong performance on HIV drugs for mothers doesn't guarantee optimal care for infants, survey shows

Strong performance on HIV drugs for mothers doesn't guarantee optimal care for infants, survey shows

Protease inhibitor therapy doesn't reduce the risk of malaria for HIV-positive pregnant women

High rates of drug resistance among HIV-positive infants in South Africa

HIV incidence is high among pregnant and postpartum women and increases the risk of mother-to-child transmission

Efavirenz-based ART matches lopinavir/ritonavir for perinatal HIV treatment

Sexually transmitted infections greatly increase the risk of HIV infection in pregnancy

Lopinavir/ritonavir or 3TC PrEP equally protective against infant HIV infection during breastfeeding

Maternal deaths due to HIV not declining despite PMTCT successes in South Africa

Maternal deaths due to HIV not declining despite PMTCT successes in South Africa

Dosing errors of liquid AZT "exceedingly" common and related to poorer HIV health literacy