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Will increasing viral load testing reduce HIV transmission through breast milk in low- and middle-income countries?

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HIV criminalisation and breastfeeding: a growing concern in sub-Saharan Africa

Edwin J. Bernard, Alison Symington and Nyasha Chingore at the Beyond Blame meeting.

Half of Swiss mothers with HIV decide to breastfeed their baby when given the choice

Dr Pierre-Alex Crisinel at EACS 2021.

Women living with HIV in wealthy countries need to be given more information around bottle feeding

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Babies of South African mothers taking HIV therapy have worse health in early months – unless they are vaccinated and consistently breastfed

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Breastfeeding with an undetectable viral load: some insights into the current UK situation

Kate Francis presenting the national surveillance data at BHIVA 2019. Image from the webcast.

Mismatch between US infant feeding policies and the lived experience of HIV-positive women

New BHIVA guidelines on HIV care in pregnancy and after birth

Two cases of HIV transmission through breastfeeding in mothers with undetectable viral load reported