Babies with HIV

• Only 1 percent of pregnant women estimated to be HIV-positive in DRC have access to PMTCT treatment. Without treatment, approximately one-third of babies who are exposed to the virus will be born with HIV.
(Doctors Without Borders)
• HIV-positive mothers can protected their babies from becoming infected with the virus if they take antiretroviral drugs during pregnancy.
(Medical News Today)
• The workshops focused on challenges of violence against women and advocacy on women HIV/AIDS and inheritance.
(Modern Ghana)
• His recipients are not named but numerous pictures of babies are posted along with anonymous testimonials screened for a host of sexually-transmitted diseases, including HIV, hepatitis and gonorrhea.
(Raw Story)
• The effort can be done by various measures, such as when delivering the baby, because HIV transmission did not occur in the womb but during the delivery process.
(Balita News)
• We have Hep C, HPV and HIV. The most common sexually transmitted infections Warts/HPV/condyloma won't interfere with your ability to make a baby, but it will increase your cancer risk.
(The Ledger)
• It is said to reduce the transmission and acquisition of sexually transmitted diseases.
(Herald & Review)
• When it comes to HIV, very few, if any, baby boomers were educated about the disease, said Chris Partis, HIV prevention coordinator at Summit County, Ohio, Public Health.
(Atlantic City Press)
• The private sector-led initiative aims to end the transmission of HIV from mothers to children by the end of should tolerate such a burden of disease in their newborn babies.
(Yahoo Finance)