Neonatal health outcomes are profoundly influenced by maternal conditions such as severe
malaria, HIV infection, and transfusion history. This review synthesizes existing literature to …

HIV infection during pregnancy presents unique challenges to maternal and fetal health,
necessitating a comprehensive understanding of the immune response in this context …

This comprehensive review explores the intricate dynamics of eosinophils in the context of
pregnancy among women living with HIV, aiming to provide a nuanced understanding of …

Abstract Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection during pregnancy introduces a
complex interplay between the maternal immune system and the imperative need for fetal …

HIV infection during pregnancy introduces unique challenges to maternal-fetal health,
influencing the intricate dynamics of placental tissues. Eosinophilic changes, characterized …

Maternal immune factors, including eosinophils, play a pivotal role in shaping neonatal
immunity, particularly in the context of HIV-exposed infants. This review explores the impact …

Postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) is the most common cause of maternal mortality in the
majority of low-income countries, affecting 2–11% of all women who give birth globallyand …

Pregnancy triggers an increased demand for antioxidants to counteract heightened
oxidative stress, protecting maternal and fetal health. This paper reviews the impact of …

Preconception health is a pivotal determinant of reproductive success, exerting profound
effects on fertility, pregnancy outcomes, and the health of future generations. Increasing …

Pregnancy represents a physiological state characterized by increased metabolic demands
and heightened oxidative stress, posing potential risks to both maternal health and fetal …