The Amagugu intervention: a qualitative investigation into maternal experiences and perspectives of a maternal HIV disclosure support intervention in rural South Africa.

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Ntombizodumo B Mkwanazi

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Prevention of mother-to-child transmission in South Africa: an ever-changing landscape

Communication about HIV and death: Maternal reports of primary school-aged children's questions after maternal HIV disclosure in rural South Africa.

Rapid testing may not improve uptake of HIV testing and same day results in a rural South African community: a cohort study of 12,000 women.

Maternal HIV/AIDS and adolescent depression: A covariance structure analysis of the "Parents and Adolescents Coping Together" (PACT) model

Cohort profile: mamanengane or the Africa centre vertical transmission study

Increasing HIV serostatus disclosure in low and middle-income countries: a systematic review of intervention evaluations

HIV-positive parents, HIV-positive children, and HIV-negative children's perspectives on disclosure of a parent's and child's illness in Kenya.

Does investment in home visitors lead to better psychological health for HIV-affected families? Results from a quasi-experimental evaluation in South Africa.

Development and piloting of a mother and child intervention to promote resilience in young children of HIV-infected mothers in South Africa

Parents' disclosure of their HIV infection to their children in the context of the family

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10.1093/HEAPOL/CZX056

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Tamsen Jean Rochat

Ruth M Bland

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2017-11-01T00:00:00Z

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