Breastfeeding

Early Breast-feeding Recommended to Reduce Perinatal HIV Transmission  - 4/10/07

Short-term Breast-feeding and Formula-feeding May Be Equally Safe for HIV Positive Mothers   - 2/09/07

HIV Disease Progression in Women Who Breast-feed  1/16/07

Exclusive Breastfeeding May Reduce Postnatal HIV Transmission - 5/18/05

Early Exclusive Breastfeeding Significantly Reduces the Risk of HIV Transmission and Increases HIV-free Survival of Infants   - 4/11/05

HIV-infected Breast Milk Cells Play a More Important Role in Transmission of HIV Via Breast-feeding Than Does Cell-free Virus- 10/25/04

Longer-term Maternal Perinatal Zidovudine Prophylaxis May Prevent HIV Transmission by Breast-feeding During Early Postnatal Period  - 10/06/04

Early Breastfeeding May Benefit Infants of HIV Positive Mothers  - 08/04/04

Breastfeeding Unlikely to Harm the Health of the HIV-infected Mother - 05/21/04

Use of Antiretroviral Drugs to Prevent HIV Transmission Through Breast-feeding 01/30/04

Modifying Infant Feeding Practices to Prevent HIV Transmission Through Breast-feeding 01/30/04

Breast-feeding and Transmission of HIV 01/30/04

Viramune (nevirapine) Prophylaxis Given Daily, Twice Weekly, or Weekly to Breast-feeding Infants 01/26/04

Breast Milk and HIV: Vector of Transmission or Vehicle of Protection? 12/15/03

A Short Course of Anti-HIV Drugs Can Significantly Reduce Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Through Breastfeeding 11/07/03