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    • Baby Friendly Logo UNICEF UK 2010

      Breastfeeding & HIV transmission, Coutsoudis 2001 Babies of HIV-infected mothers who were breastfed exclusively for three months or more were found to be at no greater risk of HIV infection during the first six months than those never breastfed.

    • Baby Friendly Logo UNICEF UK 2010

      Breastfeeding & HIV transmission, Latham 2000 This article acknowledges that appropriate infant feeding options differ according to the circumstances of the mother and baby. It argues that it is appropriate to recommend exclusive breastfeeding for mothers in sub-Saharan Africa. 

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      Breastfeeding & HIV-1 transmission, Nicoll 2000 Study on the links between infant feeding and HIV-1 infection. 

    • Baby Friendly Logo UNICEF UK 2010

      Breastfeeding & HIV-1 transmission, Coutsoudis 1999 This study looked at the relationship between probability of HIV infection and feeding methods. 

     
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