Prompt Initiation of Maternal Antiretroviral Therapy After HIV Seroconversion in Pregnancy Effectively Prevents Vertical Transmission and Other Adverse Infant Outcomes
Kavya G. Sundar(SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University), Karin Nielsen-Saines(University of California, Los Angeles), Lanbo Yang(Brown University), Mary Catherine Cambou(University of California, Los Angeles), Eddy R. Segura(Peruvian University of Applied Sciences), Ivana Varella(Hospital Nossa Senhora da Conceição), Breno Santos(Hospital Nossa Senhora da Conceição), Marineide Gonçalves de Melo(Hospital Nossa Senhora da Conceição), Ângela Piccoli Ziegler(Hospital Nossa Senhora da Conceição)
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