The BBC reports
Cuba has successfully eliminated mother-to-child transmission of both HIV and syphilis, the World Health Organization (WHO) says. The head of the WHO, Dr Margaret Chan, called it one of the greatest public health achievements possible. It follows years of efforts to give pregnant women early access to prenatal care, testing and drugs to stop these diseases passing from mother to child.
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In Cuba, according to the available official data, less than 2% of children whose mothers have HIV are born with the virus - the lowest rate possible with the available prevention methods.
Untreated, they have a 15-45% chance of transmitting the virus to their children during pregnancy, labour, delivery or breastfeeding.
Kudos to Cuba!
(Score: 1) by GDX on Thursday July 02 2015, @12:00AM
It's better to only half believe it. I'm sure that the statics are fudged but not that as much as some want it to appear, it easier to fudge a little with a statistics without anyone noticing that to really alter it and if the statistics where really altered I'm sure that the information indicating it had been more prevalent that some anecdotal noticies.