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Treating HIV-positive children with antiretrovirals in first two months increases AIDS free survival

Nelfinavir and nevirapine well tolerated during pregnancy

Mothers able to treat both themselves and new born with nevirapine, says Ugandan study

Many HIV-positive children in UK and Ireland receiving too low doses of anti-HIV drugs

Exclusive breastfeeding may reduce risk of mother to child HIV transmission

Planned vaginal delivery appears safe for HIV-positive pregnant women with an undetectable viral load

Intermittent malaria prophylaxis for infants effective, should be integrated into child health programmes

Clinton Foundation announces $10m package for cut-price paediatric drugs and rural African HIV/AIDS care

Lipid monitoring and cholesterol management also essential for children with HIV, US study suggests