HIV/AIDS
Findings in HIV/AIDS reported from University of KwaZulu
Published in Women's Health Weekly, January 13th, 2011
2011 JAN 13 -- A new study, 'Strengthening HIV services for pregnant women: an opportunity to reduce maternal mortality rates in Southern Africa/sub-Saharan Africa,' is now available. According to recent research from Congella, South Africa, "Reliable data from South Africa emanating from WHO recommendations for the Safe Motherhood programme underscores HIV/AIDS as the most common cause of maternal deaths. The strengthening of HIV services for pregnant women especially in countries with a high burden of HIV infection will reduce HIV-related and un-related maternal mortality rates."
"High-quality and complete data on maternal deaths is a critical foundation...
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