Maternal HIV - human immunodeficiency virus infection

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Children whose mothers were known HIV-positive before pregnancy were 5.8 times more likely to test HIV-positive than children whose mothers tested HIV-negative during pregnancy (26.7% vs 4.6%).

Effect: decline; PR = 5.8; CI: 95% CI, 1.8 to 18.5

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy

Among 851 children eligible for index case testing, 82% had unknown HIV status because the child's mother was either not tested for HIV during pregnancy or had tested HIV-negative, making failure of m

Effect: decline; 82% of children untested because mother not tested or tested HIV-negative in pregnancy