Cash Transfers & Breastfeeding
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This digest is brought to you by the podcast HIV: The Morning After.
A Rio plenary reported that cash transfer programmes were associated with a 39% drop in AIDS deaths, and that Black women with less education face nearly five times the AIDS death risk of wealthier white women, according to the International AIDS Society.
With a mother’s virus fully suppressed, real-world data put the risk of passing HIV through breastfeeding at under 1%, and Argentina reported no infections among 15 breastfeeding mother-and-infant pairs, though researchers stressed the numbers remain small, according to the International AIDS Society.
The Philippines has the fastest-growing HIV epidemic in the Asia-Pacific region, with up to 56% of people entering care between 2019 and 2024 already having advanced HIV disease, and about a quarter of people starting treatment in South Africa doing so with advanced disease, according to the International AIDS Society.