Maternal monocyte activation may adversely influence the risk of MTCT of HIV.
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Several studies have showed how MTCT of HIV may be prevented using antiretrovirals.
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Conclusions: MTCT rate was 0% following term PROM and in women without PROM.
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A confidential enquiry into each case of MTCT is advocated to reduce vertical transmission rates to zero levels.
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No case of MTCT was reported.
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Conclusions: Prenatal identification of HIV infection and timely administration of all preventive measures can completely block MTCT of HIV.
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None of the infants were infected with HIV making the rate of MTCT of HIV 0% (zero).
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Results: Neither maternal nor neonatal vitamin A supplementation significantly affected postnatal MTCT or overall mortality between baseline and 24 months.
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The aim of the present study was to report the data in the prevention of MTCT of HIV in Nantong city, China.
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Background: There is a continuing need to evaluate sustainable interventions for prevention of mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV type 1.
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Virtual elimination of MTCT of HIV is an achievable goal in China, but more attention needs to be paid to HIV-free survival.
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Log linear regression models with generalized estimating equations were used to identify unadjusted and adjusted correlates for late ARV intervention and MTCT.
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The MTCT of HIV rate in our hospital was zero in the period from 2008 to 2014.
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To improve this situation, approaches for involving husbands or partners in VCT and prevention of MTCT interventions should be developed, evaluated, and implemented.
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Furthermore, many reports from individual providers, mainly from tertiary centres, of HIV care in the UK also showed very low rates MTCT of HIV.
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VL monitoring during pregnancy may help to identify pregnancies that require additional clinical attention to minimize MTCT risk and improve maternal and child health outcomes.