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Antiretroviral Treatment in Pregnancy: A Six-Year Perspective on Recent Trends in Prescription Patterns, Viral Load Suppression, and Pregnancy Outcomes
AIDS Patient Care and STDs, 06/25/09
Baroncelli S et al. - The data demonstrate a significant evolution in the treatment of HIV in pregnancy. Constant improvements in the rates of HIV suppression were observed, probably driven by the adoption of stronger and more effective regimens and by the increasing options available for combination treatment.
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