OBJECTIVE: To examine demand for, and access to, fertility services for HIV-positive
patients in the United States. DESIGN: An electronic survey. SETTING: The URL for the Web …

Nearly 1 million Americans are infected with HIV. Most are living well and enjoying
productive lives. Yet few programs in the United States permit unrestricted access to …

Survey results demonstrate that the majority of fertility clinics in California are willing to care
for couples affected by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) if legal restrictions are …

Background Family and pregnancy planning issues are important among human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-positive individuals and couples. However, access to fertility …

Objective To understand the barriers that serodiscordant couples with human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) face in accessing services for risk reduction and infertility …

Approximately one million Americans are infected with human immunodeficiency virus type
1 (HIV-1). Most of them are young heterosexual adults of reproductive age. Many desire to …

In the modern era of HIV care, a multitude of clinical needs have emerged; one such need is
the growing sub-specialty of HIV and reproductive health. In 2007, a study surveying …

Objective: To review the advances in the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
infection and revisit the medical, ethical, and legal issues surrounding infertility management …

Introduction: With increasing life expectancy, couples with at least one partner afflicted with
HIV are more commonly pursuing the opportunity to have biologic offspring. Currently, there …

The convergence of medical and social factors in the HIV-infected community has produced
a growing interest in procreation with the aid of assisted reproductive technologies. Meeting …