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HIV & pregnancy A woman who is HIV+ can have a healthy baby. Dr Avron Urison of AllLife explains the special care needed.
HIV testing during pregnancy: Human Rights for Women? When offered HIV testing at public health services, patients now need to actively refuse to be tested for HIV, instead of voluntarily seeking and/or agreeing to a test.
Rape has become a culture In rural areas many men still feel they can take whichever girl they want, and this type of conduct perpetuates the spread of HIV.
Women’s vulnerability to HIV More women than men are now HIV-positive; in Africa, the infection rate in the 15 - 24 age group is an estimated 20 women for every 10 men.
The burden of HIV/Aids on women In addition to the fact that women in Africa are particularly vulnerable to contracting HIV/Aids, the epidemic impacts on them in other ways.