The 2008 Recommendations for care of the International AIDS Society reaffirmed the
importance of both accurate and sensitive viral load assessment, and by necessity, access …

Objective Four main clinical issues need to be considered for HIV‐positive individuals and
couples with respect to pregnancy planning and counselling:(1) pre‐conceptional health;(2) …

Objective The objective of the Canadian HIV Pregnancy Planning Guidelines is to provide
clinical information and recommendations for health care providers to assist Canadians …

BACKGROUND: HIV-1 is a highly diverse virus; subtypes may exhibit differences in rates of
transmission, disease progression, neurotoxicity, antiretroviral treatment failure profiles and …

The study is motivated by the need to understand the social determinants of breastfeeding
attitudes among HIV-positive African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) mothers. To address the …

The issue of infant feeding in the context of maternal HIV in high-resource settings has been
criticized for inadequate critical discussion surrounding decision making (Waitt et al., 2018) …

Infant Feeding in HIV in Canada is an increasingly challenging and confusing aspect of
clinical care for providers and patients due to differences in recommendations in Canada …

HIV is a disease that affects a large amount of the United States population and it continues
to rise each year. With the large amount of the population affected by HIV, there has been an …

Objectif Les Lignes directrices canadiennes en matière de planification de la grossesse en
présence du VIH visent à fournir des renseignements cliniques et des recommandations aux …

Objectif Quatre questions cliniques principales doivent être prises en considération pour les
personnes et les couples séropositifs pour le VIH en ce qui a trait à la planification de la …