Category: 16: Women and HIV

01: Blogs With Audio Content, 16: Women and HIV

I've just been diagnosed with HIV...and I'm pregnant

by Ann K. Avery, MD

By: Ann K. Avery, MD, Infectious Disease Physician at MetroHealth Medical Center You can’t help worrying: What’s going to happen to my baby now that I have HIV? OK, so “pregnant with HIV” sounds like […]
00. Spanish, 16: Women and HIV

Cómo el VIH afecta a las mujeres heterosexuales

by la Dra. Ann K. Avery

Escrito por la Dra Ann K. Avery, MD, médica de enfermedades infecciosas del MetroHealth Medical Center El VIH en las mujeres El VIH no es una enfermedad «gay» o de «hombres». El VIH puede infectar […]
16: Women and HIV

How HIV affects straight women

by Ann K. Avery, MD

By: Ann K. Avery, MD, Infectious Disease Physician at MetroHealth Medical Center HIV In Women HIV is not a “gay” disease or a “guy” disease. HIV will infect anybody — all it needs is a […]
16: Women and HIV

How HIV affects the ladies: Protect yourself

by Ann K. Avery, MD

People who think HIV is a disease of gay men probably haven’t seen the facts on how many straight women are infected. More than 20 women become infected with HIV every day in the United […]
07: Protecting my Partner, 09: Sex When Living with HIV, 16: Women and HIV

Can people living with HIV have kids?

by Ann K. Avery, MD

Yes! Women with HIV can have babies, and men with HIV can get women pregnant. By: Ann K. Avery, MD, Infectious Disease Physician at MetroHealth Medical Center The biggest challenge is preventing a pregnant mom […]
00. Spanish, 07: Protecting my Partner, 09: Sex When Living with HIV, 16: Women and HIV

¿Las personas seropositivas pueden tener hijos?

by la Dra. Ann K. Avery

¡Sí! Las mujeres seropositivas pueden tener bebés y los hombres seropositivos pueden embarazar a las mujeres. Escrito por la Dra Ann K. Avery, MD, médica de enfermedades infecciosas del MetroHealth Medical Center Ver todos los […]