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Infectious Diseases
The document emphasizes the importance of ART in reducing the risk of HIV transmission from mother to child, highlighting that without preventative measures, a significant percentage of HIV-positive mothers may transmit the virus to their infants. It encourages social entrepreneurs to develop models that not only initiate ART treatment among pregnant women but also ensure they complete the treatment cycle. The challenge includes a financial incentive for successful proposals that can scale to reach a large population.
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