Introduction. Globally, over 90% of HIV infections among children are due to mother‐to‐child
transmission and breastfeeding accounts for 5–20% of the burden. Avoidance of …

Background The prevalence of the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended infant
feeding practices for HIV exposed infants is low in developing countries. There is no …

Infant Feeding Practice and Associated Factors among HIV Positive Mothers Attending ART
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Objective Exclusive breast feeding (EBF) has been practiced all over the world as the best
way of cost effective feeding practice, particularly in the developing countries. This practice …

Introduction Infant feeding practices can have an impact on the health of infants born to HIV-
positive mothers. Breastfeeding has significant health advantages for newborns even while …

Background. Infant and young child feeding in the context of human immunodeficiency virus‐
(HIV‐) infected mothers has significant challenges due to the risk of transmission of the virus …

This paper investigates HIV-positive mothers' compliance to medical advice in order to
reduce the risk of passing HIV from mother to infant during the complementary feeding …

Background: Exclusive breast feeding (EBF) of Human Immune Virus (HIV) exposed infants
for the rst six months is strongly recommended and vital for protecting them against common …