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Antiretroviral therapy at time of conception associated with some adverse birth outcomes

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“If we don’t include women in trials, we are not protecting women” – dolutegravir in pregnant women living with HIV

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Aged five, uninfected children of HIV-positive mothers do just as well as children of HIV-negative mothers, South African study shows

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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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PrEP in pregnancy: safe, but many unanswered questions

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Poor physical growth a common problem among HIV-positive adolescents in low- and middle-income countries

Dolutegravir recommended for all in new World Health Organization guidelines

Dolutegravir recommended for all in new World Health Organization guidelines

Dolutegravir safety in pregnancy: risk is lower than first reported

Dr Rebecca Zash, presenting the results of the Tsepamo study at IAS 2019. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Antiretrovirals do not cause neurodevelopmental harm to uninfected infants

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