Exercise-Based and Associated Factors Breastfeeding on HIV-Infected Mothers for Children Age 1-24 Months in Central Zone, Tigray, North Ethiopia, 2019.
Abstract:Background: Breastfeeding exposed to HIV is a major factor in the spread of HIV, but breastfeeding alone poses a significant risk to the baby's health because breastfeeding can reduce the impact of many infections and support some chronic diseases. Therefore, this study was aimed to assess exercise-based and associated factors breastfeeding on HIV-infected mothers for children age 1-24 months in the central zone, Tigray, north Ethiopia. Methods: A Facility-based Cross-Sectional study was conducted from March t… Show more
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