HIV/AIDS
Findings from M.T. Gilles et al in HIV/AIDS reported
Published in AIDS Weekly and Law, December 6th, 2007
"Implementation of obstetric and neonatal interventions has reduced mother to child transmission of HIV. Health outcomes for Aboriginal people are often worse than for non-Aboriginal people; was this the case for HIV infection in pregnancy' Aims: To compare the management and outcomes of pregnancy in Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal HIV-positive women in Western Australia (WA) A retrospective study of all pregnancies delivered in WA to HIV-infected women from 1991 until 2005," scientists writing in the Australian & New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology report.
"Managed pregnancies were compared in Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal women. Outcome measures were...
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