After losing three children to HIV in the ‘80s, Connie never thought she’d become a mother again. But thanks to medical interventions and antiretroviral treatment, today the Zambian woman is raising Lubona, an HIV-free little girl. Tuesday marks World AIDS Day, and one of the greatest achievements to date has been the decline in mother-to-child transmissions. According to the World Health Organization, 17 countries, including Cuba, Chile and the U.S., may have eliminated the transmission ...
HIV-Positive Moms And HIV-Free Kids Show What AIDS-Free Generation Looks Like
The Huffington Post - 1 Dec 2015 20:55
After losing three children to HIV in the ‘80s, Connie never thought she’d become a mother again. But thanks to medical interventions and antiretroviral treatment, today the Zambian woman is raising Lubona, an HIV-free little girl. Tuesday marks World AIDS Day, and one of the greatest achievements to date has been the decline in mother-to-child transmissions. According to the World Health Organization, 17 countries, including Cuba, Chile and the U.S., may have eliminated the transmission ...
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