The subjective experiences and perceptions of care among depressed adolescents living with HIV attending a community adolescent HIV programme in Harare, Zimbabwe by Willis, Nicola

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And therapeutic outcomes lopinavir-ritonavir and a rifampicin containing anti-tuberculosis pharmacokinetics in children with tuberculosis/hiv co-infection treated with regimen by Rabie, Helena

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Virologic outcomes of HIV-infected children undergoing a single-class drug substitution from Lopinavir/Ritonavir- to Efavirenz-based antiretroviral treatment: A retrospective cohor... by Reichmuth, Kirsten Leah

“…Major advances have been made in preventing mother to child transmission of HIV (PMTCT), as well as in decreasing morbidity and mortality amongst HIV-infected infants and children. …”
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Growth of HIV Exposed and Unexposed Infants by Ramokolo, Vundi

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Mothers' lived experiences of caring for their child with HIV-related neurodevelopmental disorder/s by Dangarembizi, Nyaradzai Esther

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Cellular immune ontogeny and birth transcriptome in HIV-exposed uninfected infants by Kiravu, Agano

“…Despite the success of prevention of mother-tochild transmission (PMTCT) programmes, a large number of children born to these mothers are exposed to HIV and antiretrovirals (ARVs) in utero yet remain uninfected. …”
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A household survey of maternal and child health in the Mount Frere Health District, Eastern Cape by Irlam, James

“…Methods: Structured questionnaires were used by local research trainees to gather data from each household on: • household demographics; • deaths in household since April 1994; • household access to water and sanitation; • children under five years; • children aged 5 to 15 years; • deliveries in the past 12 months; • knowledge of prevention and transmission of HIV/AIDS. …”
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Complex interventions in complex health systems: Hepatitis B birth-dose vaccination programs in the African region by Rakiep, Tasneem

“…Neonates who acquire the infection from their mothers (mother-to-child transmission or MTCT) carry a 90% risk of chronicity. …”
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