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Pre-term delivery in mothers receiving HIV treatment: more research needed before changing guidelines

CMV infection may increase risk of mother-to-child HIV transmission

Cotrimoxazole in HIV-exposed but uninfected infants may undermine benefits of breastfeeding; trial needed, say paediatricians

Pregnancy doubled risk of female-to-male HIV transmission in Partners in Prevention study

Valaciclovir slows HIV disease progression in pregnant and breastfeeding women

Infant prophylaxis during breastfeeding reduces risk of HIV infection by 71%

Presenter Charles van der Horst, University of North Carolina. ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Worker's Photos

South Africa's PMTCT programme reduces mother-to-child transmission to under 4%

Thu-Ha Dinh of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA, Global AIDS Program, Atalanta. ©IAS/Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos

Zambian study shows importance of early HIV test and fast ART for pregnant women

Triple ART reduces maternal death, premature and still birth, Mozambique / Malawi study shows