Meta-Analysis of Disclosure Rates of Mothers Infected with HIV to Their Children: A Global Perspective (Preprint)
Yanli Cao,
Xinwe Li,
Phoenix Kit-Han MO
et al.
Abstract:BACKGROUND
With the advancement in HIV treatment, the quality of life of HIV-infected women has significantly improved, and HIV-infected women have been able to participate in childcare and assume social responsibilities. Research suggests that there are varying degrees of maternal HIV disclosure among HIV-infected mothers, and that these differences may be related to a variety of psycho-social factors. However, there is a lack of data on the overall disclosure rate.
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