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Clinical and Epidemiologic Characteristics of a Cohort of HIV-Infected Mother-Infant Pairs During 21 Years.

Marta Illán-RamosLuis Manuel Prieto TatoSara Guillén MartínMᵃ Luisa Navarro GómezLuis Escosa GarcíaMiguel Ángel Roa FranciaJosé Beceiro MosqueraIciar Olabarrieta ArnalEloy Muñoz GálligoMᵃ Carmen Viñuela BenéitezFrancisco Javier Regidor SáezDiana Mazariegos OrellanaManuel Fuentes FerrerArantxa Berzosa SánchezIgnacio Callejas CaballeroJosé Tomás Ramos Amadornull null
Published in: Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes (1999) (2022)
The epidemiologic characteristics of pregnant women with HIV infection have changed over time in our setting, with an increase of non-Caucasian, heterosexual, and perinatally infected mothers. Although there are still perinatal infections, especially in vulnerable populations such as immigrant women, transmission rate has markedly decreased in recent years and is still of major concern. Prevention measures should be reinforced in the most socially disadvantaged groups.
Keyphrases
  • hiv infected
  • antiretroviral therapy
  • pregnant women
  • pregnancy outcomes
  • human immunodeficiency virus
  • polycystic ovary syndrome
  • type diabetes
  • metabolic syndrome
  • african american
  • cervical cancer screening