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Abstract: The results of ACTG 076, published last November in the New England Journal of Medicine, continue to cause debate over the HIV counseling and testing of pregnant women. ACTG 076 showed a significant reduction in the rates of perinatal HIV transmission among pregnant women taking ...
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Abstract: Issue: Sao Vicente City, Sao Paulo State, Brazil is the 22nd city in incidence of notified AIDS cases in Brazil. Following the tendency of the AIDS epidemic in our country, Sao Vicente presents more and more women becoming HIV infected, in a proportion of one men to each women. As a result, the STD/AIDS Program has bee ...
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Abstract: BACKGROUND: Since the results of PACTG 076 documented the reduction in HIV-1 perinatal transmission, many advances have been made in the treatment and monitoring of infected pregnant women. Objectives were to describe epidemiological and clinical features of HIV-infected pregnant women on follow-up at one multidiscipli ...
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Abstract: National Conference Woman and HIV May 4-7, 1997. TITLE: Lack of tumors in infants with perinatal HIV exposure and fetal/neonatal exposure to zidovudine (AZT) [AUTHOR(S) Hanson IC, Cooper E, Antonelli T, Mofenson L, Oleske J, Culnane M, Lee S, Sperling R, McSherry G, Shapiro D. Natl Conf Women HIV. ...
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Abstract: OBJECTIVE: A substantial proportion of perinatally acquired infections with HIV-1 occur at or near delivery which suggests that obstetrical factors may have an important influence on transmission. The Cesarean Section (CS) as a mode of delivery to reduce the vertical transmission by 50% was confirmed by several studie ...
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Abstract: BACKGROUND: Bureau of Primary Health Care funded programs provide care for over 230,000 pregnant women, mostly through community health centers (CHCs) in the US. Given CDC HIV seroprevalence estimates for pregnant women (1.6/1000 pregnant women), BPHC funded programs are caring for an estimated 360 HIV infected pregna ...
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Abstract: ISSUES: Vertical transmission of HIV is the leading cause of HIV infection in children. Data from ACTG 076 documenting a 66% reduction in maternal-fetal transmission of HIV in women taking AZT during pregnancy has led health care providers to seek met ...
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Abstract: BACKGROUND: With the HIV epidemic in its third phase affecting a large number of women, India , ridden with poverty (GNP 150$), illiteracy, double standards and multiple scandals, has some activists for the cause of trees, animals and human rights. But strangely enough, a child in th ...
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Abstract: OBJECTIVES: To reduce of HIV vertical transmission the 57 of HIV+ pregnant women were involved in following perinatal and birth care: zidovudine treatment according to the ACTG 076 protocol, cesarian section, episiotomy METHODS: Since 1990 the 57 HIV positive women were supervised by AIDS Diagnosis and Therapy Center, ...
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Abstract: BACKGROUND: The US Public Health Service recommends universal offering of prenatal HIV testing and zidovudine (ZDV) therapy to pregnant HIV-infected women. The objective of this analysis was to determine the extent of implementation of this recommendation before and after ACTG 076 demonstrated efficacy of ZDV administ ...
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Abstract: <p><b>OBJECTIVES:</b> To assess the impact of the introduction of the offering of anti-HIV test to pregnant women, seroprevalence, and the difficulty of implementation of the ACTG-076 guidelines. INTRODUCTION: Guaruja is the 17th Brazilian city in incidence of the HIV-virus among the population, being one of the firs ...
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Abstract: <p><b>OBJECTIVE:</b> A substantial proportion of perinatally acquired infections with HIV-1 occur at or near delivery which suggests that obstetrical factors may have an important influence on transmission. The Cesarean Section (CS) as a mode of delivery to reduce the vertical transmission by 50% was confirmed by sev ...
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Abstract: <p><b>BACKGROUND:</b> Bureau of Primary Health Care funded programs provide care for over 230,000 pregnant women, mostly through community health centers (CHCs) in the US. Given CDC HIV seroprevalence estimates for pregnant women (1.6/1000 pregnant women), BPHC funded programs are caring for an estimated 360 HIV infe ...
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Abstract: ISSUES: Vertical transmission of HIV is the leading cause of HIV infection in children. Data from ACTG 076 documenting a 66% reduction in maternal-fetal transmission of HIV in women taking AZT during pregnancy has led health care providers to seek methods of increasing the acceptability of AZT therapy in HIV infected p ...
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Abstract: <p><b>BACKGROUND:</b> With the HIV epidemic in its third phase affecting a large number of women, India , ridden with poverty (GNP 150$), illiteracy, double standards and multiple scandals, has some activists for the cause of trees, animals and human rights. But strangely enough, a child in the womb is not covered un ...
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Abstract: <p><b>OBJECTIVES:</b> To reduce of HIV vertical transmission the 57 of HIV+ pregnant women were involved in following perinatal and birth care: zidovudine treatment according to the ACTG 076 protocol, cesarian section, episiotomy </p> <p><b>METHODS:</b> Since 1990 the 57 HIV positive women were supervised by AIDS Di ...
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Abstract: <p><b>BACKGROUND:</b> HIV infected women s reproductive decisions for their current and future pregnancies may be affected by the knowledge of a method of treatment to reduce the risk of transmission of HIV to their offspring. We assessed whether mother s choice to have a tubal ligation (TL) or abortion in the WITS c ...
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Abstract: <p><b>BACKGROUND:</b> The US Public Health Service recommends universal offering of prenatal HIV testing and zidovudine (ZDV) therapy to pregnant HIV-infected women. The objective of this analysis was to determine the extent of implementation of this recommendation before and after ACTG 076 demonstrated efficacy of Z ...
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Abstract: Objective: To evaluate the change in frequency of pregnancy and in characteristics of pregnants; and so to determine the impact of AZT prophylaxis (ACTG 076) in a cohort of HIV infected women. Patients and Methods: Between July 1st 1992, and December ...
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Abstract: The Public Health Ministry yesterday emphasised the importance of the controversial Aids drug study conducted in Thailand that is currently being used as a political issue in Washington. Communicable Diseases Control Department director-general Vichai Chokeviwat said he hoped the results of the study would enable pregn ...
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Abstract: In a letter to the editor of The Lancet, Peter Lurie and Sydney Wolfe--both of the Public Citizen s Health Research Group--respond to questions regarding the applicability of ACTG 076 s findings in the context of the developing world. The study found that the perinatal HIV transmission rate among non-breastfeeding wom ...
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Abstract: Background: AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG) Protocol 076 demonstrated that a regimen of zidovudine (ZDV) administered to HIV-infected pregnant women during pregnancy, labor and to their newborns for 6 weeks can significantly reduce perinatal HIV transmission. ACTG 076 was first devised in 1989-1990, when there was ra ...
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Abstract: Introduction: The rate of HIV vertical transmission has drastically decreased with the implementation of ACTG 076 using ZDV during pregnancy, delivery and newborn administration. The issue facing health care providers is the practical application of this protocol within clinical and community settings. Project Descrip ...
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Abstract: Prior to 076 protocol the perinatal HIV transmission rate in our program was 25%. We implemented ACTG 076 protocol in our program starting September 1, 1994. Uninfected infants had at least 2 negative PCRs at > 1 mo of age and at least 1 of these > 3 month of age. Every infant born to HIV infected mothers between 9/1/ ...
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Abstract: To gain insight into the protective effects of the three components of the zidovudine regimen used in AIDS Clinical Trial Group (ACTG) 076 on mother-to-infant transmission of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) type 1, 188 zidovudine-treated women and their untreated infants from five HIV-1 obstetric centers were retro ...
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Abstract: The termination of the perinatal HIV transmission trial, ACTG 076, by the Data Safety and Monitoring Board in February 1994 because of the efficacy of zidovudine (ZDV) in substantially reducing maternal-infant HIV transmission has created a considerable need for efficacious patient education approaches and materials f ...
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Abstract: Objective: To determine the increases in knowledge from a patient education brochure on ACTG-076 and describe racial/ethnic and socioeconomic variances in a national cohort of HIV-positive or high risk women. The purpose of this objective is to determine cultural or demographic barriers to effective communication. Met ...
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Abstract: On February 21, 1994 the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced preliminary results from a randomised multicentre, double blinded placebo controlled trial of zidovudine (ZDV) to prevent HIV transmission from mothers to their infants: AIDS Clinical Trial Group Protocol 076 (ACTG 076). The eligible participants w ...
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Abstract: To determine the increases in knowledge from a patient education brochure on ACTG-076 and describe racial/ethnic and socioeconomic variances in a national cohort of HIV-positive or high risk women. The purpose of this objective is to determine cultural or demographic barriers to effective communication. Meth ...
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Abstract: In a large perinatal HIV observational study (WITS), release of ACTG 076 results was temporally associated with a dramatic increase in ZDV use in pregnancy, and significant decrease in maternal-infant HIV transmission. ...
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