Introduction Paediatric HIV infection significantly contributes to child morbidity and mortality
in southern Africa. In Malawi as in most countries in the region, care of HIV‐exposed …

HIV/AIDS is a major cause of infant and childhood mortality and morbidity in Africa. In
children under five years of age, HIV/AIDS now accounts for 7.7% of mortality worldwide …

The HIV/AIDS epidemic is one of the greatest humanitarian and development challenges
facing the global community. It is particularly acute in sub-Saharan Africa. At present about …

Pediatric HIV infections jeopardize children's health and survival. Much less is known about
how the experiences of being orphaned, living with chronically ill parents, or living in a …

The HIV/AIDS epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa has already orphaned a generation of
children, and it is projected that by 2010, 18 million African children under the age of 18 are …

Methods: Data from 5 prospective cohort studies conducted at a single research site from
1989 to 2009 were analyzed. In these studies, children born to HIV-infected and-uninfected …

Objectives To estimate the magnitude of mortality and loss to follow‐up and describe
predictors of mortality among HIV‐infected children in Guinea‐Bissau. Methods …

Objective: To analyse trends in under-five mortality rate in South Africa (1990–2011),
particularly the contribution of AIDS deaths. Methods: Three nationally used models for …

Abstract Globally, approximately 2.8 million children per year are born to HIV-infected
women. Improved access to antiretrovirals for both prevention of mother-to-child …

Objectives This paper reports HIV prevalence, incidence, progress towards the UNAIDS (90-
90-90) targets, and HIV drug resistance among adolescents living with HIV in South Africa …