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HIV

Mother breastfeeding her newborn. Mothers who take HIV medication are advised against breastfeeding, but research finds that this may be an unnecessary precaution

Drugs to Prevent HIV Infection are Barely Present in Human Milk

Protein TNC PDB 1ten, Tenascin-C

The Future of HIV, with Tenascin-C

A graphic of several red shields to represent the protective qualities of breast milk against viral infection.

Virus-Fighting Milk Sugars

A graphic of HIV aids virus group on a blue background. Studies find that breast milk from mothers with HIV contains lymphocytes that protect their nursing infants from the virus.

Milk lymphocytes battle HIV

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