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Full article: ‘I was in between wars’ - Perspectives of mothers about consequences of HIV exposure for their uninfected children during early childhood - Qualitative insights from Worcester, South Africa

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By Himani Pandya, Xanthe Hunt, Peter Nyasulu, Amy L. Slogrove
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This qualitative study explores concerns of mothers living with HIV about the consequences of HIV exposure for their children during pregnancy and early childhood, before and beyond a final HIV negative diagnosis. Conducted in South Africa’s Western Cape between January and April 2024, the study involved semi-structured interviews with 20 mothers whose children HIV-exposed, over one year old, tested HIV-negative at 12 months.
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Refreshing our International Advisory Board and Youth Advisory Panel

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By Allison Landman, Amy L. Slogrove, Josefine Gibson
| The Lancet Verified
Over the last 7 years of publishing, we have received invaluable support and guidance from the journal's International Advisory Board . From advice on topics to explore, to reviews of papers under consideration, to collaborations on larger projects, we are grateful for their time and engagement.
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Evaluating interactive weekly mobile phone text messaging plus motivational interviewing for breastfeeding promotion among women living with HIV, giving normal birth at a primary healthcare facility in South Africa: a feasibility randomised controlled tr…

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By Taryn Young, Mark F Cotton, Amy L. Slogrove, Moleen Zunza
| BMJ Open Verified
Discussion Study recruitment took 11 months, 8 months longer than planned. Thirty-five per cent of mother–infant pairs had complete outcome evaluation at the end of the study, much below the expected 75%. Despite these findings, we recommend proceeding with a definitive trial addressing the challenges to recruitment and retention.
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