Survival, Quality of Life and Causes of Death in Children with HIV - Nkashama, Padi Mutombo
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Globally,1.8 million children under age 15 are living with HIV (2015). Those born to mothers living with HIV have poorer growth and higher morbidity and mortality than children who are born to mothers who are not infected with HIV. Survival and quality of life in children living with HIV/AIDS have substantially improved Since the introduction of triple-drug combination antiretroviral therapy HIV Prevention is still the master key Including: -Primary prevention of HIV infection - Prevention of pregnancies among women infected with HIV - Prevention of HIV transmission from women infected with…mehr

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Globally,1.8 million children under age 15 are living with HIV (2015). Those born to mothers living with HIV have poorer growth and higher morbidity and mortality than children who are born to mothers who are not infected with HIV. Survival and quality of life in children living with HIV/AIDS have substantially improved Since the introduction of triple-drug combination antiretroviral therapy HIV Prevention is still the master key Including: -Primary prevention of HIV infection - Prevention of pregnancies among women infected with HIV - Prevention of HIV transmission from women infected with HIV to their infants - Provision of treatment, care and support to women infected with HIV, and their infants Low CD4 count and low weight for age are predictors of mortality The predictors of mortality have an evident influence on the survival of the children living with HIV/AIDS.
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Nascido na República Democrática do Congo O Dr. P.M.Nkashama é um Especialista em Saúde Pública formado pela Universidade de Medunsa, Pretória S.A. que trabalha há mais de vinte anos no Botswana. Este livro é o resultado do interesse que demonstra pelas crianças que vivem com o VIH/SIDA Especificamente no que diz respeito à sua sobrevivência, qualidade de vida e causa de morte.