RISK FACTORS FOR HIV TRANSMISSION
Risk factors associated with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) transmission to uninfected married partner
... unlikely to be a common site of infection because it contains comparatively few Langerhan’s cells 30 . Ulcerative or inflammatory lesions of the penile urethra, fore-skin, frenulum or glans that are caused by other ...
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Retrospective analysis of risk factors and gaps in prevention strategies for mother-to-child HIV transmission in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
... late HIV diagnosis, we identified gaps in treatment for women who were aware of their HIV status throughout the PMTCT care ...their HIV diagnosis com- pleted ...
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Retrospective analysis of risk factors and gaps in prevention strategies for mother-to-child HIV transmission in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
... late HIV diagnosis, we identified gaps in treatment for women who were aware of their HIV status throughout the PMTCT care ...their HIV diagnosis com- pleted ...
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HIV incidence and risk factors for acquisition in HIV discordant couples in Masaka, Uganda: an HIV vaccine preparedness study.
... an HIV discordant relationship, there are other important risk factors for HIV transmission among HIV discordant couples that need to be urgently ...high HIV incidence and ...
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Socio-economic, clinical and biological risk factors for mother - to – child transmission of HIV-1 in Muhima health centre (Rwanda): a prospective cohort study
... 9. WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA and UNAIDS: Towards the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV. World Health Organization; 2011. http://www.who.int/ hiv/pub/mtct/elimination_report/en. 10. Dabis F, ...
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Influence of Political and Economic Factors Increasing the Risk of HIV Transmission
... economic factors increasing the risk ofHuman Immune Deficiency Virus (HIV) ...the risk of HIV transmission in Nepalese context also; however, the secondary data shows the similar ...
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SUBSTANCE USE AND SEXUAL RISK BEHAVIOR AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH HIV TRANSMISSION IN SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA
... sexual risk behavior remains not significant statistically, although large percentage of Khat chewers engaged in these risky sexual practices for HIV ...
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Patient factors to target for elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV
... preventing HIV infection in children, individual patient factors are also important and need to be ...maternal HIV infection prior to conception, unplanned pregnancies, delays in acces- sing ...
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Risk Factors Associated with Mother to Child Transmission of HIV 1, Spontaneous Abortion and Infant Mortality in HIV 1 Infected Women in Burkina Faso: A Prospective Study
... fight, HIV/AIDS mother-to-child transmission of HIV-1 (MTCT), as well as abortion and infant mortality, remains a prob- lem in sub-Saharan ...the risk factors associated with the ...
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Risk Factors in the Transmission of Tuberculosis in Nairobi: A Descriptive Epidemiological Study
... the risk factors that contribute to disease ...on risk factors for ...disease transmission with 222 ...for HIV, 46 ...the risk factors associated with ...
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Perception of the risk of sexual transmission of HIV among Congolese and Japanese university students
... local risk factors/behaviors that contribute to the spread of the HIV epidemic in Sub-Saharan Africa would be a better way to help reduce the rate of new ...specific risk behaviors and ...
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Practice of Feeding Premasticated Food to Infants: A Potential Risk Factor for HIV Transmission
... perinatal HIV transmission. Until the risk of pre- chewing and modifying factors (eg, periodontal disease) are better under- stood, we recommend that health care providers routinely query ...
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The Marginalization Of Women In Anambra State Of Nigeria As A Risk Factor In HIV/AIDS Transmission
... to HIV infection (Nguyen, Klot, Phillips & Pirkle, ...as HIV to thrive and multiply. Although the HIV/AIDS infection rate in Nigeria was ...environmental factors that caused the high rate ...
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HIV transmission through breastfeeding
... the risk of ...of transmission (The Ghent Group, 2003), variation in the duration of breastfeeding between populations, or differences in maternal or other factors possibly associated with in- ...
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Maternal HIV 1 envelope–specific antibody responses and reduced risk of perinatal transmission
... of HIV-1– infected pregnant women, yet was limited by case and specimen ...key risk factors of MTCT (maternal viral load and CD4 + T cell ...predicted transmission risk in the ...
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Comparison of HIV + and HIV - Adolescents: Risk Factors and Psychosocial Determinants
... youth: the health belief model and a risky behavior model.15’16 The health belief model asserts that HIV/ AIDS risk acts are less likely if the adolescent has: 1) knowledge about the mea[r] ...
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Influence of HIV and other risk factors on tuberculosis
... RESEARCH able to trace missing information from the primary clinical records. In addition, there may have been recording and data-capturing errors that the principal investigator was not able to correct. Moreover, ...
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Intergenerational transmission of stress: risk factors and underlying mechanisms
... tional transmission of stress linked to childhood ...the risk of later becom- ing a perpetrator of violence or other antisocial behaviour as a teenager or ...biological risk fac- tors across the life ...
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Risk factors for Hepatotoxicity following HAART in HIV patients
... Patients may develop an acute flare of hepatitis that can be severe leading to fulminant hepatic failure. However, the proportion of coinfected patients who develop an acute hepatitis B flare following use of HAART is ...
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Incidence of HIV, its predictors and risk factors in children
... The clinical manifestations of HIV-infection in children are different from those in adults; vary widely among infants, children, and adolescents. The immune system of young children, who are infected perinatally, ...
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