#pregnancy

According to recent studies, this shift in risk is likely driven by biological, and not just behavioral, factors.

Nevertheless, the benefits of HIV treatment for both the mother and unborn child far outweigh any such risk.

However, the analysis that identified this connection is subject to various limitations.

A recent study found that hep C was also associated with an increased risk of miscarriage.

Unlike the World Health Organization’s public health guidelines, these are centered on the individual.

Six percent of a group of pregnant Canadian women saw their virus rise to detectable levels close to delivery.

A recent analysis helped shed light on the stillborn rate among those living in wealthier nations.

In a small study, HIV-positive women taking this class of antiretrovirals had lower amounts of fetal DNA circulating in their plasma.

In an analysis of data, about nearly half of all recent births in Botswana, Atripla was associated with the safest birth outcomes.

Dispelling misconceptions about conception and HIV