HIV-infected mothers face the challenging decision of whether to disclose their serostatus to
their children. From the perspective of both mother and child, we explored the process of …

Mothers living with HIV/AIDS face the challenge of disclosing their illness to their uninfected
children. This literature review devotes specific attention to rates and predictors of maternal …

We present descriptive information pertaining to mothers' decision to disclose their HIV
infection status to their children, examine correlates of disclosure, and compare mother and …

The current study explores the impact of HIV disease on mothers as they face the task of
balancing their own physical and psychological needs with the needs of their families as …

One challenge faced by mothers living with HIV (MLWHs) is the decision about whether or
not to disclose their HIV status to their young children, and how best to carry out the …

Objective: Mothers living with HIV face a complex set of child-rearing decisions, often within
the context of many competing stressors. One difficult decision for HIV-infected mothers is …

Disclosure experience of 58 HIV-seropositive women was examined as a multifaceted
process comprising eight variables: level, seriousness, breadth, frequency, source, secrecy …

We interviewed 33 HIV-infected parents from the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study
(HCSUS), 27 of their minor children, 19 adult children, and 15 caregivers about the process …

Little is known about the impact of maternal disclosure of HIV-positive serostatus on young
children. The objective of this study was to explore this topic, utilizing in-depth qualitative …

Objective: Parents' disclosure of their HIV serostatus to all of their children is described over
time and the impact of disclosure is examined for their adolescent children. Design: A …