Between 2022 and 2024, no baby born in Barbados acquired HIV from their mother, and WHO has certified the country as having eliminated mother-to-child transmission. Some 98% of pregnant women were tested for HIV, and 98% of those with HIV received treatment. Care is free for all pregnant women, whatever their nationality.
(c) Joaquin Reyes Ramos

Barbados yamaliza maambukizi ya VVU kutoka kwa mama hadi mtoto

CARIBBEAN NATIONAL

Kuanzia 2022 hadi 2024, hakuna mtoto mchanga aliyezaliwa Barbados aliyeambukizwa VVU na mama, na WHO imethibitisha kuwa nchi hiyo imekomesha maambukizi ya mama kwa mtoto. Karibu asilimia 98 ya wajawazito walipimwa VVU, na asilimia 98 ya waliokuwa na VVU walipata matibabu. Huduma ni bure kwa kila mjamzito, bila kujali uraia.

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