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Nutrition and HIV/AIDS: A Training Manual - Linkages Project

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Size of the Problem in Africa• >30% of pregnant women are <strong>HIV</strong> positive insome sub-populations• About one-third of infants with <strong>HIV</strong>-positivemothers become infected<strong>Nutrition</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>HIV</strong>/<strong>AIDS</strong>: A <strong>Training</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>Session 7• In 2000 an estimated 5 million children wereinfected with <strong>HIV</strong>• More than a 100% increase in child deaths isprojected by 2010 in the most-affected regionsPurposeSession OutlineTo provide knowledge necessary tounderst<strong>and</strong> the concepts <strong>and</strong> latestresearch findings related to PMTCT,programmatic experience, <strong>and</strong> lessonslearned for future application• PMTCT definitions <strong>and</strong> concepts• Risk analysis <strong>and</strong> factors: Key researchfindings•PMTCT interventions• The Ndola Demonstration <strong>Project</strong>Phases ofMother-to-Child Transmission Median Duration of BreastfeedingInfection rates among children born to <strong>HIV</strong>positivemothersmonthsSub-Saharan Africa: 21Near East/North Africa:} 10%-25% 14.8 months•During pregnancy•During delivery•During breastfeeding: 14% (7%-22%)Photo: Lora IannottiAsia: 21.3 monthsLatin America/Caribbean:13.9 monthsSource: DHS 1990–1996

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