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Increased efforts are needed to retain women on HAART following birth. Studies found that women who initiated ART during pregnancy were more likely to be lost to follow up than non-pregnant women or that pregnant women who were eligible for HAART according to national guidelines were not provided HAART.
Postpartum
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Research is needed on treating anemia, malnutrition and other dietary conditions as well as on optimum micronutrients for patients accessing HAART and for patients prior to accessing treatment. [See also %{c:13}] Increased clarity is needed for providers, caregivers and patients on nutritional needs in settings of marked food insecurity. A Cochrane review which included 16 studies with weak methodologies found that “the evidence-base for the specific effect of micronutrient supplements in children and adults with HIV is limited, but sufficient to make some recommendations for practice. In the absence of population-specific adverse effects, there is no reason to decline similar recommendations for HIV-infected populations” (Irlam et al., 2010: 16).
Women and Girls
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