Infants born to mothers seropositive for human immunodeficiency virus. Preliminary findings from a multicentre European study

Mok, J E; Giaquinto, Carlo; Rossi, Andrea

doi:10.1016/0020-7292(88)90290-1

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“…The closure came in the late-1970s, when concern about potential vertical transmission of HIV through milk had yet to be raised. Indeed, some Australian postnatal wards continued the pooling of EBM into the early-1980s (Thorley, 2011), before the potential for transmission of HIV became an issue of concern in the second half of the 1980s (Ziegler et al, 1985;Mok et al, 1987;Anon., 1988;Bell, 1988).…”

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Human milk banking in the volunteer sector: Policy development and actuality in 1970s Australia

Thorley

2012

Midwifery

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Objective: to describe the development of rigorous milk banking policies in the voluntary sector in Australia, 1975Australia, -1979, by the non-government organisation, the Nursing Mothers' Association of Australia (now the Australian Breastfeeding Association), and the eventual abandonment of milk banking by the organisation.Design: 0historical article. Setting: Australia in the years 1975-1979.Conclusions: During the period in which the policy development described here took place, conducting a milk bank to the rigorous standards set by the organisation required too heavy an investment of hours by unpaid volunteer coordinators to be sustainable. Implications for practice:In establishing and continuing a successful milk bank, models which depend less on volunteer hours may be more sustainable.

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Human milk banking in the volunteer sector: Policy development and actuality in 1970s Australia

Thorley

2012

Midwifery

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“…These maternal antibodies may persist for up to 15 months postnatally [9|. Only 24-35% of infants are actually infected with HIV if the mother is seropositive during pregnancy [9][10][11][12][13][14]. Therefore, the presence of antibodies in an infant less than 15 months of age may not indicate infection of that infant.…”

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Neurologic Complications of HIV Infection in Children

Civitello¹

1991

Pediatr Neurosurg

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“…Entretanto, existem, ainda, lacunas no conhecimento da doença, como, por exemplo, em relação ao papel da transmissão heterossexual (Goeddert, 1987), da infecção perinatal (Blanche, 1987;Hoff et al, 1988;Mok, 1987;Nzilambi, 1987;Seprini, 1987), das infecções oportunistas; em uma população com desnutrição prevalente etc).…”

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AIDS em mulheres adultas no município do Rio de Janeiro

Koifman¹,

Quinhões²,

Monteiro

et al. 1991

Cad. Saúde Pública

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INTRODUÇÃO Uma das principais características da epidemia de AIDS consiste no fato de que não têm sido observadas modificações importantes de seus grupos de risco, decorrida uma década desde a identificação dos primeiros casos da doença e, posteriormente, de seu agente viral no início dos anos oitenta (CDC,1987; Morgan,1986;Chin, 1989). Até o presente momento, o sangue e o sêmen são as únicas vias conhecidas de transmissão da doença na população (Man, 88).A partir desta constatação, os serviços de Saúde Pública de vários países têm adotado medidas específi-cas de prevenção, com o objetivo de controlar a expansão da epidemia. Entre estas medidas estão aquelas dirigidas, especialmente, aos grupos de maior risco (homossexuais masculinos, usuários de drogas injetá-

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Infants born to mothers seropositive for human immunodeficiency virus. Preliminary findings from a multicentre European study

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Human milk banking in the volunteer sector: Policy development and actuality in 1970s Australia

Human milk banking in the volunteer sector: Policy development and actuality in 1970s Australia

Neurologic Complications of HIV Infection in Children

AIDS em mulheres adultas no município do Rio de Janeiro

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