Listening to Women: Supporting Informed Decision-Making on Infant Feeding and HIV

Submitted on Mar 22, 2023

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Angelina Namiba, Ciarra Covin, Bakita Kasadha, and Olivia G. Ford.

Four US- and UK-based poster co-authors met for the first time in Seattle. (l-r: Angelina Namiba, Ciarra Covin, Bakita Kasadha, and Olivia G. Ford) Photo courtesy of Angelina Namiba.

Members of The Well Project’s staff were honored to collaborate on a recent international conference poster with colleagues from the Nourish-UK study team. The Well Project program manager Ciarra Covin was presenting author for Listening to Women: Supporting Informed Decision-Making on Infant Feeding and HIV at the International Workshop on HIV & Women 2023 in Seattle, Washington, February 17-18.

The poster presented data from The Well Project’s 2021 survey of US women living with HIV responding to questions about infant feeding, alongside qualitative results from Nourish-UK’s similarly sized sample of women living with HIV in the UK who were interviewed about how they chose to feed their babies. The Well Project and Nourish-UK both documented similar infant-feeding experiences among women living with HIV in two high-income regions.

Please check out the poster image below – or download the PDF version!


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Listening to Women: Supporting Informed Decision-Making on Infant Feeding and HIV poster.

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Members of The Well Project community at USCHA 2022.

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