Final result of the research conducted in Africa whose mission was to prevent vertical transmission of HIV from mother to child was After the small dosages of AZT were proven effective, the studies were stopped.
<h3>Why does the risk of HIV mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) to newborns in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) persist?</h3>
The number of cases of mother-to-child HIV transmission (MTCT) is rising despite the expansion of PMTCT initiatives.
We outline the difficulties PMTCT encounters in SSA. The investigation examined internet news and publications. The most frequent obstacles and difficulties were males not engaging in the ANC/PMTCT, baby feeding techniques, member community sensitivities on the ANC/PMTCT programs, late initiation/adherence to ART, testing for STIs, long wait times at clinics, and nondisclosure of HIV status.
For the elimination and control of HIV transmission in SSA, feeding babies who have been exposed to HIV remains a significant difficulty.
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