There are minimal UK data on the prevalence of genital tract infections in HIV‐infected
pregnant women. British HIV Association guidelines suggest sexually transmitted infection …

The epidemiology of HIV in the developed world has changed over the last decade with
female patients now forming an increasing part of the workload of clinics dealing with this …

BACKGROUND• In the UK and Ireland (UK/I) antenatal HIV screening is recommended to all
women, with uptake of over 99%• Most HIV-positive women are now aware of their …

Objectives Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are associated with adverse outcomes in
pregnancy, including mother-to-child HIV transmission. Yet there are limited data on the …

Objective To describe the changing demographic profile of diagnosed HIV‐infected
pregnant women over time and trends in pregnancy outcome, uptake of interventions and …

The aim of this study was to describe the obstetrical and virological outcomes in HIV-infected
pregnant women who delivered at a district general hospital in south London in the period …

Methods Pregnancies in diagnosed HIV‐infected women in the United Kingdom and Ireland,
and children diagnosed with HIV, are reported to the National Study of HIV in Pregnancy …

Objective The aim of the study was to describe pregnancies in HIV‐infected teenagers.
Methods A review of the case notes of HIV‐infected pregnant teenagers aged 13–19 years …

Objective To evaluate the management and outcomes of pregnancies among women with
HIV infection. Methods A retrospective cohort study was undertaken of pregnant women with …

Methods HIV-infected pregnant women were recruited into a prospective cohort at first
antenatal care visit. Sociodemographic information and self-collected vulvovaginal swab …