Background: Black women living with HIV account for a higher proportion of new HIV
diagnoses than other groups. These women experience restricted access to reproductive …

The purpose of this qualitative secondary data analysis is to examine the major influencers
on mothers with HIV in their childbearing decisions, as well as how those influencers shape …

Objectives Analyze and synthesize the research evidence to understand the reproductive
decisions made by women living with HIV from the beginning of the epidemic to the present …

Purpose: This exploratory study used focus groups to examine attitudes and beliefs of HIV-
infected African American women of child-bearing age about pregnancy and antiretroviral …

Background Women living with HIV (WLH) lack evidence-based information about
reproductive options while managing pressures from family, clinicians, and communities to …

Women in their reproductive years make up about 50% of all HIV-positive persons globally.
These women, just as their HIV-negative counterparts, wield the right to procreate. However …

Purpose To identify factors associated with reproductive decision-making for women living
with HIV in Western Jamaica, to assess their confidence in anti-retroviral therapy to reduce …

Despite increased access to and improvements in contraceptives, unintended pregnancy
continues to be a problem globally and is associated with adverse outcomes for mothers …

Despite the growing number of women living with and affected by HIV, there is still
insufficient attention to their pregnancy-related needs, rights, decisions and desires in …

CONTEXT Although AIDS‐related deaths among US women have decreased, the number of
HIV‐positive women, especially of reproductive age, has increased. A better understanding …