The Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS 1/ adopted at the special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS, held in June 2001, acknowledged that prevention of HIV infection ...
Pregnant Women Living with HIV/AIDS: Protecting Human Rights in Programs to Prevent Mother-to-Child 1 Transmission of HIV As governments around the world respond to the ...
What is HIV? HIV is a small germ known as a virus. HIV weakens the body and makes it unable to fight sickness. What does HIV mean? HIV stands for: HUMAN : it ...
Infant feeding in resource-limited settings is a source of controversy and debate in the scientific and public health communities, which makes it an especially important area to study. ...
Exclusive breastfeeding, that is, feeding the infant breastmilk only, with no added fluids, solids, or non-sterile medicines has been shown to be the healthiest, most protective method of ...
Although we usually think of sport as healthy activity, people have become much more aware and concerned about the transmission of diseases through participation in sport. A number of ...
HIV/AIDS and malaria are among the most prevalent infectious diseases in sub-Saharan Africa and the leading causes of morbidity and mortality. HIV/AIDs and malaria together cause more than 4 ...
Throughout the world more than six million people are dying each year from HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis or malaria. 70% of almost 40 million people in total who are HIV positive live in ...
Toxoplasma gondii infections can induce serious complications in HIV-infected pregnant women, leading to miscarriage; favour the mother-to-child transmission of HBV and HIV and birth defects. ...