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Effects of a Single Large Dose of Vitamin A, Given during the Postpartum Period to HIV-Positive Women and Their Infants, on Child HIV Infection, HIV-Free Survival, and Mortality by Humphrey, Jean H., Iliff, Peter J., Marinda, Edmore T., Mutasa, Kuda, Moulton, Lawrence H., Chidawanyika, Henry, Ward, Brian J., Nathoo, Kusum J., Malaba, Lucie C., Zijenah, Lynn S., Zvandasara, Partson, Ntozini, Robert, Mzengeza, Faith, Mahomva, Agnes I., Ruff, Andrea J., Mbizvo, Michael T., Zunguza, Clare D.

“…BackgroundLow maternal serum retinol level is a risk factor for mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Multiple-large-dose…”
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Early exclusive breastfeeding reduces the risk of postnatal HIV-1 transmission and increases HIV-free survival by ILIFF, Peter J, PIWOZ, Ellen G, TAVENGWA, Naume V, ZUNGUZA, Clare D, MARINDA, Edmore T, NATHOO, Kusum J, MOULTON, Lawrence H, WARD, Brian J, HUMPHREY, Jean H

“…The promotion of exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) to reduce the postnatal transmission (PNT) of HIV is based on limited data. In the context of a trial of…”
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The Impact of Safer Breastfeeding Practices on Postnatal HIV-1 Transmission in Zimbabwe by Piwoz, Ellen G, Humphrey, Jean H, Tavengwa, Naume V, Iliff, Peter J, Marinda, Edmore T, Zunguza, Clare D, Nathoo, Kusum J, Mutasa, Kuda, Moulton, Lawrence H, Ward, Brian J

“…We assessed the association between exposure to an educational intervention that emphasized safer breastfeeding practices and postnatal HIV transmission among…”
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Effect of early exclusive breastfeeding on morbidity among infants born to HIV-negative mothers in Zimbabwe by Koyanagi, Ai, Humphrey, Jean H, Moulton, Lawrence H, Ntozini, Robert, Mutasa, Kuda, Iliff, Peter, Black, Robert E

“…BACKGROUND: Early exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) is recommended by the World Health Organization, but EBF rates remain low throughout the world. For infants…”
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An education and counseling program for preventing breast-feeding-associated HIV transmission in Zimbabwe: design and impact on maternal knowledge and behavior by Piwoz, Ellen G, Iliff, Peter J, Tavengwa, Naume, Gavin, Lorrie, Marinda, Edmore, Lunney, Kevin, Zunguza, Clare, Nathoo, Kusum J, Humphrey, Jean H

“…International guidance on HIV and infant feeding has evolved over the last decade. In response to these changes, we designed, implemented, and evaluated an…”
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Mortality and morbidity among postpartum HIV-positive and HIV-negative women in zimbabwe : Risk factors, causes, and impact of single-dose postpartum vitamin a supplementation by ZVANDASARA, Partson, HARGROVE, John W, NATHOO, Kusum J, ZIJENAH, Lynn S, MBIZVO, Michael, ZUNGUZA, Clare, HUMPHREY, Jean H, NTOZINI, Robert, CHIDAWANYIKA, Henry, MUTASA, Kuda, ILIFF, Peter J, MOULTON, Lawrence H, MZENGEZA, Faith, MALABA, Lucie C, WARD, Brian J

“…Vitamin A deficiency is common among women in resource-poor countries and is associated with greater mortality during HIV. Fourteen thousand one hundred ten…”
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Making a working clinical diagnosis of HIV infection in infants in Zimbabwe by Iliff, Peter, Ntozini, Robert, Nathoo, Kusum, Piwoz, Ellen, Moulton, Lawrence, Humphrey, Jean

“…Clinical algorithms can be helpful in decisions about treatment and feeding options in infancy, but have had limited exposure to real data. This analysis uses…”
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Effects of a single large dose of vitamin a, given during the postpartum period to HIV-positive women and their infants, on child HIV infection, HIV-free survival, and mortality. Commentary by FAWZI, Wafaie W, HUMPHREY, Jean H, ZIJENAH, Lynn S, ZVANDASARA, Partson, NTOZINI, Robert, MZENGEZA, Faith, MAHOMVA, Agnes I, RUFF, Andrea J, MBIZVO, Michael T, ZUNGUZA, Clare D, ILIFF, Peter J, MARINDA, Edmore T, MUTASA, Kuda, MOULTON, Lawrence H, CHIDAWANYIKA, Henry, WARD, Brian J, NATHOO, Kusum J, MALABA, Lucie C

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Breast feeding: differences in prevalence between caucasian and negroid women resident in Paddington and North Kensington, London, England by Hall, D J, Berry, E, Zunguza, C

“…Three hundred and thirty-seven caucasian women and 150 negroid women who were resident in an inner London health district, who gave birth in the district's…”
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