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Studies from Switzerland and the United Kingdom update current HIV/AIDS data

Published in AIDS Weekly, February 26th, 2007

Research from Switzerland and the United Kingdom has provided new information about HIV/AIDS.

Study 1: Research findings, "Deaths and years of life lost due to suboptimal breast-feeding among children in the developing world: a global ecological risk assessment," are discussed in a new report. "We estimate attributable fractions, deaths and years of life lost among infants and children <or=2 years of age due to suboptimal breast-feeding in developing countries. We compare actual practices to a minimum exposure pattern consisting of exclusive breast-feeding for infants <or=6 months of age and continued breast-feeding for older infants and children <or=2 years of...

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