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Among HIV-infected women delivering in France, twothirds are immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa. A highproportion of immigrants live in precarious conditions[1,2], which may be a potential obstacle to adequate pre-vention of HIV Mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) Weaimed to compare indicators of access to prevention ofMTCT between African and French-born women.

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Is access to care different for women from sub-Saharan Africa than for French women according to prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission in France?