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Tag: Mma Bana

Posted on September 30, 2014January 5, 2016

Q&A with Max Essex: Infants and HIV

For over 20 years, the Harvard AIDS Initiative (HAI) has been conducting research on how best to care for mothers with HIV and their children. Martha Henry, Editor of Spotlight, sat down with Dr. Max Essex, Chair of HAI, to review the progress made and the challenges remaining.

Categories:Fall 2014, Q&A, Spotlight//Tags:Botswana, HIV/AIDS, Max Essex, Mma Bana, PMTCT
Posted on October 10, 2010June 30, 2018

Stunning Results in Protecting Infants

The Mma Bana Study, led by Dr. Roger Shapiro, an infectious disease specialist at the Harvard AIDS Initiative (HAI), compared three different drug regimens to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV though pregnancy, delivery and six months of breastfeeding.

Categories:Blog, Fall 2010, Spotlight//Tags:Mma Bana, PMTCT, Roger Shapiro
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