Guide to HIV, Pregnancy and Women's Health

By Polly Clayden
From HIV i-Base

March 2013

Guide to HIV, Pregnancy and Women's Health

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Credits

The guide was written and compiled by Polly Clayden for HIV i-Base.

Thanks to the advisory board of HIV positive people, activists and health care professionals for comments and the people who shared their stories. Particular thanks to Angelina Namibia and Memory Sachikonye.

Funded by The Monument Trust.

Artwork copyright Keith Haring Studio.

Disclaimer

Information in this booklet is not intended to replace information from your doctor. Treatment decisions should always be taken in consultation with your doctor.

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