Background: Preventing transmission of HIV from mother to child after birth is one of the
greatest challenges in HIV prevention. Aim: To evaluate the infant feeding practices among …

Background: In the absence of any interventions, 5-20% of infants born to HIVinfected
women will be infected through breastfeeding. Objectives: This study determined the pattern …

Objective: To evaluate infant feeding practices and its determinants among HIV positive
mothers in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria. Materials and Methods: This was a …

Objectives. To evaluate the infant-feeding choices, practices and possible determinants
among HIV-positive women enrolled in a prevention of mother-to-child transmission …

Breastfeeding is a socio-culturally acceptable, universal way of feeding infant during the first
year of life and a key determinant of child survival and development. Semi-structured …

Background: Despite advances in prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission, infants in
Africa remain at risk of HIV acquisition from inappropriate feeding practices. Research aims …

Background: The HIV epidemic has significantly altered the context within which women
make decisions about how they will feed their infants. This study examined the antenatal …

ORIGINAL ARTICLES Induction of labour with titrated oral misoprostol suspension. A
comparative study with vaginal P Zvandasara, Page 1 ORIGINAL ARTICLES Induction of …

Aim: To assess knowledge, infant‐feeding education and practices, factors that affect choice
of infant feeding option, determinants of mixed feeding, psychosocial challenges and …

Background Human immunodeficiency virus infection and acquired immune deficiency
syndrome is global pandemic with around 150,000 children infected with HIV in 2015. In …