Multisector global collaboration to advance the inclusion of pregnant and lactating people in HIV prevention research

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healthcare

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In many countries, notably in Africa, pregnancy and lactation are characterized by increased HIV acquisition risks due to biological, psychosocial, behavioral, and socio-cultural factors. HIV acquisition during pregnancy and lactation contributed to the 350 000 infections among girls aged 15+ and accounted for one-quarter of vertical HIV infections in the African region in 2023. Therefore, there is an urgent need for access to HIV prevention options during pregnancy and lactation.

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