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Hormonal Contraceptive Methods for Women at High Risk of HIV and Living with HIV: 2014 Guidance Statement. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2014.

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Hormonal Contraceptive Methods for Women at High Risk of HIV and Living with HIV: 2014 Guidance Statement.

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Annex 2GRADE evidence profiles

GRADE table 1. Does the use of a particular method of hormonal contraception directly increase the risk of HIV acquisition in women?

GRADE table 2. Does the use of various hormonal contraceptive methods accelerate HIV disease progression in women living with HIV?

GRADE table 3. Does the use of various hormonal contraceptive methods increase the risk of female-to-male HIV sexual transmission?

GRADE table 4. Are there any possible interactions between hormonal contraceptive methods and ARV medications?

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