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Brief discussion and written material should be provided for HIV testing in low-risk pregnant women rather than mandatory intensive counselling to ensure informed consent.
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Highlights the need for better data collection and interdisciplinary collaboration to inform local decision making and testing policy, particularly regarding the representation of women in coronary heart disease studies.
Kay‐Tee Khaw (1993) conducted an editorial in HIV in pregnancy. HIV testing counselling was evaluated. Brief discussion and written material should be provided for HIV testing in low-risk pregnant women rather than mandatory intensive counselling to ensure informed consent.
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