Recommendations on Infant Feeding and HIV 2009/10
New WHO recommendations on infant feeding in the context of HIV
World Health Organisation (WHO) released new recommendations on treatment, prevention and infant feeding in the context of HIV, based on the latest scientific evidence.
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| Cameroon Kids that were exclusively breastfed for six months | Cristina conducting an infant feeding training for activists | |
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| Workshop | Ibfan Africa | |
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| During the training | IBFAN Africa Regional Coordinator Joyce Chanetsa & UNICEF Swaziland UNICEF Director Jama Gulaid | |
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| Mother Breastfeeding | Lucie & Bertrand sharing family task | |
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| Midwife supervizes mother support group | Participants who took part in WBTi traing held in Swaziland 2008 | |
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| Ibfan Africa | Reencontro Activists being trained in Infant Feeding in the context of HIV | |
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| Pr. Donna Taliaferro & Dr. Neal Rosenburg caring for orphan in emergency situation in Bonaberi-Douala | SINAN Programme Manager talking to a client on NGO Opend Day in Swaziland | |
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| Semana Mundial August 2008 | Semana Mundial August 2008 | |
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| Swazi Youths - Certification Day | WBTi training workshop in Swaziland | |
Aggresive marketing of infant formula by companies undermines women's confidence to breastfeeding their infants. Citizens have a right to protection and support through legislation.
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Boycott Nestlé - protect Infants
Nestlé-free Week - 26 October to 1 November
