BACKGROUND Three quarters of individuals infected with human immunodeficiency virus
(HIV) are in their reproductive years and may consider pregnancy planning. Techniques …

The success of combination antiretroviral therapies for the treatment of human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has resulted in prolonged life expectancy (over 40 years from …

HIV serodiscordant couples represent at least half of all HIV‐affected couples worldwide.
Many of these couples have childbearing desires. Safer methods of conception may allow …

For male-infected (M+ F−) couples who cannot access sperm processing and female-
infected (F+ M−) couples unwilling to carry out insemination without intercourse, ART for the …

Until recently, only assisted reproduction was proposed to serodiscordant couples wishing
to conceive. Nevertheless, recent publications have proposed unprotected sexual …

Many HIV-discordant couples express a strong wish to conceive a child. Insemination with
processed semen is offered to these couples in many countries. Given the very low level of …

Introduction: For HIV serodiscordant couples in resource‐limited settings, pregnancy is
common despite the risk of sexual and/or perinatal HIV transmission. Some safer conception …

Objective: To examine the safety and effectiveness of assisted reproduction using sperm
washing for HIV-1-serodiscordant couples wishing to procreate where the male partner is …

OBJECTIVE: Assisted reproduction techniques can minimize the risk of HIV female
contamination when the male partner is HIV-infected. The aim of this study was to …

Serodiscordant couples in whom the man is HIV-1-positive and the woman is negative have
limited options if they wish to have children safely, because sexual intercourse carries a 1-in …