Breast-feeding of HIV-exposed infants can be made considerably safer in resource-
constrained settings through the provision of maternal highly active antiretroviral therapy …

Objective: To determine the rate of mother to child transmission of HIV following the
introduction of PMTCT program in Abuja. Method: A prospective study of 355 seropositive …

Introduction: Infant feeding choices made by mothers in the context of HIV infection depend
on a number of factors. In our environment, the relative contribution of some of these factors …

Nutrition and intake of bioactive nutrients have important roles in the immune homeostasis
preservation. Epidemiological and clinical studies have pointed out that nutritive deficiencies …

Aims: Optimal adherence to infant feeding method of choice is not only context specific but
requires deep understanding of facilitators and barriers to appropriate infant feeding. Limited …

Background: Safe and appropriate feeding is a key intervention that can prevent mother to
child transmission of HIV. This study aimed at determining the level of knowledge, attitude …

Back ground: Infant feeding of HIV positive mother is one of the challenging issues
particularly in developing countries. Breast feeding by an infected mother increases the risk …

Background: Appropriate infant feeding is still a challenge to HIV-positive mothers especially
in the developing world despite their desire to breast feeding beyond the WHO …

Making the choices of feeding the new infant of HIV+ mothers is influenced by a lot of factors
the purpose of this paper is to take an in-depth examination of some sociodemographic …

Background: Exclusive breastfeeding among HIV-positive mothers is clearly linked to
reduction in infant mortality. Objective: This descriptive, cross-sectional study evaluated …