These papers reflect the thoughts of the authors and contain elements of this issue often overlooked or ignored in discussions of breastfeeding in the context of HIV/AIDS. We believe that these papers deserve thoughtful consideration if we are to arrive at the information needed for appropriate feeding strategies to improve infant and child survival.

Permission is granted to print and distribute all position papers in their original form.

Breastmilk Costs Peanuts!

© Pamela Morrison IBCLC, December 2009

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Taking Another Look at Global Policy on HIV and infant feeding: 1985-2008

by Pamela Morrison, IBCLC

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Is Mandatory Testing of Newborns for HIV in the United States a Good Idea?

by Rodney Richards, PhD

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Revisiting the Risk of HIV Infection from Breastfeeding

by David Crowe, George Kent, Pamela Morrison, Ted Greiner

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Infant Feeding and HIV: The Importance of Language in Shaping Policy

by George Kent, PhD and David Crowe, HBSc

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Infectious HIV in Breastmilk: True or False?

by David Crowe, HBSc

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Patents, Breastfeeding, and HIV

by Valerie McClain, IBCLC

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Choice: HIV/AIDS and Infant Feeding

by Cathy Liles, MPH, IBCLC

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