Abstract Background In 2010, Rwanda adopted ART for prevention of mother to child
transmission of HIV from pregnant women living with HIV during pregnancy and …

Background: Up to 30% of infants may be HIV-exposed noninfected (ENI) in countries with
high HIV prevalence, but the impact of maternal HIV on the child's health remains unclear …

Lifelong antiretroviral therapy (ART) provision to all pregnant HIV-positive women (“Option
B+”) has been recommended by the World Health Organization since 2013, but there remain …

The objective of this study was to assess complementary feeding practices and associated
factors among HIV exposed infants in Sidama Zone, Southern Ethiopia. An institutional …

Background: Under-five mortality is decreasing but with little change in neonatal mortality
rates. We examined the effect of maternal HIV status on under-five mortality and cause of …

Introduction Child mortality remains highest in regions of the world most affected by
HIV/AIDS. The aim of this study was to assess child mortality rates in relation to maternal HIV …

Background: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) remains a common cause of infection in
pregnant women. The effect of HIV exposure on growth, morbidity and mortality in very low …

Background Malnutrition is a major problem for HIV exposed children, which is mainly
caused by inappropriate feeding practice. Hence, the study aimed to assess adherence to …

Background Combining various aspects of child feeding into an age-specific summary index
provides a first answer to the question of how best to deal with recommended feeding …

Methods The prospective cohort study was conducted at Muhima health centre. A sample
size of 656 was the minimum number required for the study. The main outcome was …