Voice 1: But women with HIV need to know that breast milk can pass HIV to the baby. It is true that in some cases it may be best to breast feed even if the mother has HIV. This may be the case if a community is struggling with hunger. But this is not the case all the time. So, if a new mother is HIV positive she must consider her individual situation. Doctors and health care workers can help her decide if breast feeding is the best decision for her and her baby.
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Voice 2: Providing HIV testing and advising, safe birth deliveries, and drug treatments for HIV and AIDS are very important. But who can receive these prevention services? In many developed countries these services are already very common. The WHO says that in these places less than two percent of HIV infected mothers give the virus to their babies. But can services like these exist in resource-poor areas? The WHO says yes!
声音2：提供艾滋病病毒检测和咨询、安全分娩以及艾滋病病毒和艾滋病的药物治疗非常重要6YSVmG].vRf。但是谁能得到这些预防服务呢？在许多发达国家，这些服务已经非常普遍xw_Y-i[4CL2UX0。世卫组织表示，在这些地方，感染艾滋病病毒的母亲将病毒传染给婴儿的比例不到2%CJENPilqF@iEd)UHn7A2。但这种服务能在资源贫乏的地区存在吗？世卫组织的回答是可以！

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