Make a ppt on topic HIV in pregnancy with recent updates of 25 slides for taking class for undergraduate students in detail
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"HIV" AND "pregnancy" AND "antiretroviral"
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HIV in pregnancy 2024 2025 guidelines WHO DHHS updates management
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https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12711239
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mkdir -p /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-pregnancy-ppt
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~/hiv-pregnancy-ppt/create_ppt.js
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// ============================================================
// SLIDE 1 - TITLE SLIDE
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{ num: '2', text: 'Describe HIV pathophysiology, transmission routes and natural history', color: C.accentBlue },
{ num: '3', text: 'Outline antenatal screening protocols and diagnostic workup', color: C.accentGreen },
{ num: '4', text: 'Apply current ART regimens in pregnancy — preferred vs. alternative (2025 updates)', color: C.accentGold },
{ num: '5', text: 'Explain principles of Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT)', color: C.accentPurple },
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// ============================================================
// SLIDE 3 - SECTION HEADER: EPIDEMIOLOGY
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// ============================================================
// SLIDE 4 - GLOBAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
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{ text: 'Global Burden (UNAIDS 2024 Data)', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentRed, noBullet: true },
{ text: '~39.9 million people living with HIV globally (2023)', size: 16 },
{ text: '~1.5 million new HIV infections per year', size: 16 },
{ text: '~1.3 million pregnant women living with HIV worldwide', size: 16 },
{ text: '~130,000 new child HIV infections occurred in 2023 (down from ~3.4 million peak in 1990s)', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Sub-Saharan Africa', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentBlue, noBullet: true },
{ text: '70% of all pregnant women with HIV live in sub-Saharan Africa', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) rates reduced from 25-40% (untreated) to < 2% with ART', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'India', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentGreen, noBullet: true },
{ text: 'Estimated 2.4 million PLHIV in India (NACO 2023)', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Prevalence among pregnant women: ~0.3% nationally, higher in southern states', size: 16 },
{ text: 'PPTCT (Prevention of Parent-to-Child Transmission) program covers >95% of ANC facilities', size: 16 },
{ text: '~22,000 HIV-positive pregnant women identified annually in India', size: 16 },
], { note: 'Source: UNAIDS Global AIDS Update 2024 | NACO Annual Report 2023' });
// ============================================================
// SLIDE 5 - SECTION HEADER: PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
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// ============================================================
// SLIDE 6 - HIV PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
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{ text: 'Retrovirus (Lentivirus family) — HIV-1 (global) and HIV-2 (West Africa)', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Single-stranded RNA genome; reverse transcriptase converts to DNA (integrated provirus)', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Primary target: CD4+ T-lymphocytes (helper T cells) — gp120 binds CD4 + CCR5/CXCR4 co-receptors', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Also infects macrophages and dendritic cells', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Progressive CD4 depletion → cellular immunodeficiency → opportunistic infections', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Acute HIV infection (2–4 weeks): flu-like illness, high viremia, CD4 drops transiently', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Chronic/Clinical Latency: virus replicates at low level, CD4 slowly declines (~10 yrs untreated)', size: 16 },
{ text: 'AIDS (advanced disease): CD4 < 200 cells/μL or AIDS-defining illness', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Why Pregnancy Matters', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentGold, noBullet: true },
{ text: 'Normal CD4 count falls ~10% during pregnancy; viral load may slightly increase', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Pregnancy does not accelerate HIV progression with adequate ART', size: 16 },
], { note: 'CD4 count & viral load are the two key parameters guiding management' });
// ============================================================
// SLIDE 7 - ROUTES OF VERTICAL TRANSMISSION
// ============================================================
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{ text: 'In Utero (Antepartum) ─ 5-10% of total MTCT', bold: true, size: 17, color: C.accentBlue },
{ text: 'Hematogenous spread via placenta; virus crosses especially in 3rd trimester', size: 15, indent: 1 },
{ text: 'Higher risk with chorioamnionitis, placental inflammation', size: 15, indent: 1 },
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{ text: 'Intrapartum (Labor/Delivery) ─ 50-80% of total MTCT', bold: true, size: 17, color: C.accentRed },
{ text: 'Infant exposed to infected maternal blood/cervicovaginal secretions during passage through birth canal', size: 15, indent: 1 },
{ text: 'Risk increases with: prolonged ROM (>4 hrs), vaginal delivery with high VL, chorioamnionitis', size: 15, indent: 1 },
{ text: 'Cesarean delivery reduces intrapartum risk by ~50-70% when VL >1000 copies/mL', size: 15, indent: 1 },
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{ text: 'Postpartum (Breastfeeding) ─ 14% per year of breastfeeding', bold: true, size: 17, color: C.accentGold },
{ text: 'Risk per liter of breast milk: higher with mastitis, cracked nipples, high maternal VL', size: 15, indent: 1 },
{ text: 'Extended breastfeeding doubles cumulative risk if no ARV prophylaxis', size: 15, indent: 1 },
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{ text: 'Key Determinant: Maternal Viral Load (VL)', bold: true, size: 17, color: C.accentGreen },
{ text: 'Dugdale et al. (Lancet 2025): Undetectable VL (<50 copies/mL) → MTCT risk < 0.5%', size: 15, indent: 1 },
{ text: 'VL >10,000 copies/mL without ART → MTCT risk ~25-40%', size: 15, indent: 1 },
], { note: 'Lancet 2025 Meta-analysis (PMID 40652949): Maternal VL is the single strongest predictor of MTCT' });
// ============================================================
// SLIDE 8 - SECTION HEADER: ANTENATAL SCREENING
// ============================================================
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// ============================================================
// SLIDE 9 - HIV TESTING IN PREGNANCY
// ============================================================
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{ text: 'ALL pregnant women should be offered HIV testing at first ANC visit (opt-out approach)', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Test even if patient appears low-risk; do not base on risk perception', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Repeat Testing (WHO/DHHS 2025)', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentBlue, noBullet: true },
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{ text: '28–32 weeks — repeat in high-prevalence areas or seronegative women with risk factors', size: 16 },
{ text: 'At time of labor — rapid test if untested or status unknown', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Postpartum testing if no antenatal test', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Indian ICTC Protocol (NACO)', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentGreen, noBullet: true },
{ text: 'Pre-test counseling → Rapid HIV 1/2 test → Post-test counseling', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Reactive result: Repeat with different test; if both reactive → confirmed positive', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Discordant results → 3rd tiebreaker test (Western Blot or ELISA)', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Diagnosis in Labour (Emergency)', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentGold, noBullet: true },
{ text: 'Rapid test result available in <30 min; initiate single-dose NVP + AZT if positive', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Do NOT withhold ART while awaiting confirmatory results if strong suspicion', size: 16 },
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// ============================================================
// SLIDE 10 - INITIAL WORKUP AFTER HIV DIAGNOSIS IN PREGNANCY
// ============================================================
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['Investigation', 'Purpose / Notes'],
[
['HIV RNA (Viral Load)', 'Baseline viremia; repeated at 2-4 wks post-ART, monthly till undetectable, then every 3 months; at 34-36 wks to guide delivery mode'],
['CD4+ T-cell count', 'Baseline immunity; guide OI prophylaxis (PCP if <200, Toxoplasma if <100); not required to initiate ART'],
['Genotypic resistance testing', 'Recommended before starting ART; guides drug selection'],
['CBC, LFTs, Renal function', 'Baseline; monitor drug toxicity (TDF nephrotoxicity, AZT anaemia)'],
['HBsAg, Anti-HCV, VDRL, TB screening', 'Co-infections frequent; TDF + 3TC covers HBV; TB must be excluded before ART'],
['Urine analysis + culture', 'UTI common in pregnancy; nephrotoxic ART monitoring'],
['Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase', 'Before dapsone/primaquine for OI prophylaxis'],
['Pap smear / HPV testing', 'Higher cervical dysplasia risk in HIV+'],
['Toxoplasma IgG, CMV IgG', 'Baseline serostatus for OI risk assessment'],
['Partner & children testing', 'Disclosure counseling + partner/child HIV status'],
],
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// ============================================================
// SLIDE 11 - SECTION HEADER: ART IN PREGNANCY
// ============================================================
addSectionHeader(pres, 'ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY', 'Treatment Regimens & 2025 Updates', 4);
// ============================================================
// SLIDE 12 - ART PRINCIPLES IN PREGNANCY
// ============================================================
addContentSlide(pres, 'Principles of ART in Pregnancy', [
{ text: 'ART is MANDATORY for ALL HIV-positive pregnant women — regardless of CD4 count or viral load', bold: true, size: 17, color: C.accentRed },
{ text: 'Dual purpose: (1) Treat maternal infection (2) Prevent MTCT', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Goals of ART in Pregnancy', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentBlue, noBullet: true },
{ text: 'Achieve and maintain undetectable viral load (< 50 copies/mL) by delivery', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Preserve/restore maternal CD4 count and immune function', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Minimize fetal/neonatal drug toxicity', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Prevent drug resistance', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'When to Start ART?', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentGreen, noBullet: true },
{ text: 'As soon as possible after diagnosis (ideally same day or within 1-2 weeks)', size: 16 },
{ text: '⚠️ Do NOT withhold or delay ART to "protect the fetus" in 1st trimester — fetal risk of untreated HIV > drug risk', size: 16, color: C.accentRed },
{ text: 'DHHS 2025: ART should NOT be avoided or withheld in early pregnancy to prevent preterm birth', size: 16 },
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{ text: 'Standard Backbone Regimen', bold: true, size: 18, color: C.accentGold, noBullet: true },
{ text: '2 NRTIs (backbone) + 1 INSTI or 1 PI (third drug)', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Preferred NRTI backbone: Tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) + Lamivudine (3TC) or Emtricitabine (FTC)', size: 16 },
{ text: 'Alternative backbone: Tenofovir alafenamide (TAF) + FTC; Abacavir (ABC) + 3TC (if HLA-B*57:01 negative)', size: 16 },
], { note: 'DHHS June 2025 Guideline Update | IAS-USA 2025 (PMID 39616604)' });
// ============================================================
// SLIDE 13 - PREFERRED ART REGIMENS (2025)
// ============================================================
addTableSlide(pres, 'Preferred & Alternative ART Regimens in Pregnancy (2025 Updates)',
['Category', 'Regimen', 'Key Notes'],
[
['✅ PREFERRED (New 2025)', 'DTG 50 mg + TDF/3TC\n(Dolutegravir + Tenofovir + Lamivudine)', 'WHO preferred; once daily; high barrier to resistance; neural tube defect risk very low (< 0.1%) — similar to background rate'],
['✅ PREFERRED (New June 2025 DHHS)', 'BIC/TAF/FTC\n(Bictegravir + TAF + Emtricitabine = Biktarvy)', 'Newly upgraded to Preferred in June 2025 DHHS update; sufficient PK, efficacy & safety data now available'],
['✅ PREFERRED', 'DTG/ABC/3TC (if HLA-B*57:01 negative)', 'Single tablet once daily; avoid if HLA-B*57:01 positive (hypersensitivity risk)'],
['✅ PREFERRED (on ART already)', 'RAL (Raltegravir) + TDF/FTC', 'Preferred if already on RAL; well-established safety profile in pregnancy'],
['⚠️ ALTERNATIVE', 'DRV/r or DRV/c + TDF/FTC or ABC/3TC', 'Darunavir-based PI; use if INSTI not possible; darunavir must be boosted'],
['⚠️ ALTERNATIVE', 'EFV 400 mg + TDF/3TC', 'EFV 600 mg NOT preferred in 1st trimester; 400 mg acceptable alternative'],
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HIV in Pregnancy 2025
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What's Inside — Slide-by-Slide Breakdown
| # | Slide | Content |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Title Slide | HIV in Pregnancy — Comprehensive Review with 2025 Updates |
| 2 | Learning Objectives | 7 clear UG-level objectives |
| 3 | Section Header | Epidemiology |
| 4 | Global Epidemiology | UNAIDS 2024 data, India scenario, NACO stats |
| 5 | Section Header | Pathophysiology |
| 6 | HIV Biology & Immunopathology | Retrovirus structure, CD4 mechanism, natural history, pregnancy effects |
| 7 | Vertical Transmission Routes | In utero / Intrapartum / Postpartum with risk %, Lancet 2025 meta-analysis |
| 8 | Section Header | Antenatal Screening |
| 9 | HIV Testing in Pregnancy | Opt-out screening, repeat testing, India ICTC protocol, labour testing |
| 10 | Initial Workup Table | Viral load, CD4, resistance testing, co-infection screening, all investigations |
| 11 | Section Header | ART in Pregnancy |
| 12 | ART Principles | Why mandatory, goals, when to start, DHHS 2025 update on preterm birth |
| 13 | Preferred/Alternative ART Table | DTG+TDF/3TC, BIC/TAF/FTC (NEW June 2025), RAL, DRV/r, avoid list |
| 14 | Dolutegravir Safety 2025 | NTD concern updated, Payra 2024 meta-analysis, current WHO/DHHS stance |
| 15 | Section Header | PMTCT |
| 16 | 4 Prongs of PMTCT | WHO framework — prevention, unintended pregnancy, MTCT prevention, care |
| 17 | Antenatal Monitoring | VL monitoring schedule, CD4 targets, OI prophylaxis, vaccinations |
| 18 | Section Header | Intrapartum Management |
| 19 | Mode of Delivery | VL-guided decision: vaginal vs. cesarean, IV AZT indications, precautions |
| 20 | Section Header | Neonatal Care |
| 21 | Neonatal ARV Prophylaxis | Low vs. high-risk regimens, ZDV/NVP/3TC, BHIVA 2025 HIV-2 update |
| 22 | Infant Feeding & HIV Testing | Formula vs. breastfeeding by setting, HIV DNA PCR schedule, seroreversion |
| 23 | Obstetric Complications | Maternal/fetal complications, drug toxicities, psychiatric impact |
| 24 | Postpartum & Contraception | Lifelong ART, ART-contraceptive DDIs, PrEP, U=U concept |
| 25 | Key Take-Home Messages | 8 visual cards with core exam/clinical points |
Key 2025 Updates Highlighted in the Deck
- BIC/TAF/FTC (Biktarvy) is now Preferred for HIV in pregnancy (DHHS June 2025 update)
- DTG+TDF/3TC confirmed safe - NTD risk concern resolved by 2024-25 meta-analyses
- ART must NOT be withheld in early pregnancy to prevent preterm birth (DHHS 2025)
- BHIVA 2025: Triple neonatal PEP for high-risk infants; HIV-2 managed same as HIV-1
- Lancet 2025 (PMID 40652949): Maternal viral load is the single strongest MTCT predictor
- WHO 2024: 19 countries certified for eliminating vertical HIV transmission
Make ppt of 25 slides on topic HIV in pregnancy with new updates for undergraduate students
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HIV in Pregnancy 2025
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This is a fully designed 25-slide deck (451 KB) with a professional dark navy + red color theme. Here's what's covered:
| Slides | Topic |
|---|---|
| 1–2 | Title slide + 7 Learning Objectives |
| 3–4 | Epidemiology — UNAIDS 2024, India/NACO data |
| 5–7 | Pathophysiology — HIV biology, CD4 mechanism, vertical transmission routes |
| 8–10 | Antenatal Screening — opt-out testing, ICTC protocol, full workup table |
| 11–14 | ART in Pregnancy — principles, preferred/alternative regimen table, DTG safety 2025 |
| 15–17 | PMTCT — WHO 4 Prongs framework, antenatal monitoring schedule |
| 18–19 | Intrapartum Management — VL-guided delivery mode, IV AZT, precautions |
| 20–22 | Neonatal Care — ARV prophylaxis regimens, infant feeding, HIV DNA PCR testing |
| 23–24 | Complications + Postpartum — obstetric risks, contraception, PrEP, U=U |
| 25 | 8 Key Take-Home Messages (visual card layout) |
2025 updates included:
- BIC/TAF/FTC (Biktarvy) newly upgraded to Preferred (DHHS June 2025)
- DTG confirmed safe in pregnancy (Payra et al. meta-analysis 2024)
- ART must NOT be withheld to prevent preterm birth (DHHS 2025)
- BHIVA 2025 triple neonatal PEP for high-risk infants
- Lancet 2025 meta-analysis on maternal viral load and MTCT risk
I'm not able to download it
Running Command
ls -lh /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-pregnancy-ppt/ && node /home/daytona/workspac…
The file has been regenerated fresh. Try clicking this link:
HIV in Pregnancy 2025
Presentation · PPTX
If the link still doesn't work, here are a few things to try:
- Click directly on the filename in the link above (not the surrounding text)
- Right-click → Save link as to force a download
- Try a different browser — Chrome or Edge work best for sandbox file downloads
- If you're on mobile, try switching to desktop view
If none of those work, let me know what device/browser you're using and I can try an alternative delivery method (e.g., converting to a PDF or packaging differently).
i have tried everything
Running Command
cd /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-pregnancy-ppt && libreoffice --headless --convert…
Running Command
mkdir -p /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-out && cp /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-pregn…
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chmod 777 /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-out && libreoffice --headless --convert-to…
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ls -la /home/daytona/workspace/ && stat /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-pregnancy-pp…
Running Command
cd /tmp && libreoffice --headless --convert-to pdf /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-p…
Running Command
cp /tmp/HIV_in_Pregnancy_2025.pdf /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-pregnancy-ppt/HIV_…
Both formats are now available. Please try the PDF first — it should download more reliably:
PDF (try this first):
HIV in Pregnancy 2025
PDF Document · PDF
PowerPoint (PPTX):
HIV in Pregnancy 2025
Presentation · PPTX
If even the PDF link doesn't work, the issue is likely with how your browser or platform is handling sandbox file links. In that case, please let me know:
- What platform/app are you using to access this chat? (Web browser, mobile app, embedded widget, etc.)
- What happens when you click the link — does nothing happen, does it open a blank page, or does it show an error?
That will help me find the right workaround for you.
web browser chrome
Running Command
base64 /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-pregnancy-ppt/HIV_in_Pregnancy_2025.pptx | wc…
Running Command
cat << 'EOF' > /home/daytona/workspace/hiv-pregnancy-ppt/download.html <!DOCTYPE…
Try this download page — click the link below to open it, then use the download buttons on that page:
download
HTML File · HTML
If that still doesn't work, here's what's happening: the sandbox files are on a server path that some browser/platform setups block for security reasons.
The most reliable workaround for Chrome:
- Click any of the file links above
- If Chrome shows a blank page or error — look at the address bar, copy the full URL
- Paste it into a new Chrome tab and press Enter
- Chrome should either open the file or show a download bar at the bottom
Alternatively — if you can share your email or a Google Drive link, I can help you get the content another way. Or I can give you the full slide content as formatted text so you can paste it into Google Slides or PowerPoint manually.
sharfunissakhalid1997@gmail.com
I appreciate you sharing that, but I'm not able to send emails — I don't have access to any email-sending capability. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Here are your best options to actually get the file:
Option 1 — Google Slides (easiest)
I can recreate the entire presentation directly in a format you paste into Google Slides. Just open slides.google.com, create a blank presentation, and I'll give you the content slide by slide.
Option 2 — Try right-click method in Chrome
- Right-click this link:
HIV in Pregnancy 2025
Presentation · PPTX
- Select "Save link as..."
- Choose where to save it on your computer
- Click Save
Option 3 — Copy the address bar URL
- Click the PPTX link above — even if it shows a blank page
- Copy the full URL from Chrome's address bar
- Open a new tab, paste the URL, and hit Enter
- Chrome should trigger the download
Option 4 — Try the PDF instead
PDFs sometimes download more easily in Chrome:
HIV in Pregnancy 2025
PDF Document · PDF
Which of these would you like to try? If none work, I'll give you the complete slide content formatted as text so you can easily build it in Google Slides or PowerPoint yourself.
Try downloading the PDF version using right-click method
Here is the PDF link — right-click on it and choose "Save link as..."
HIV in Pregnancy 2025
PDF Document · PDF
Step-by-step in Chrome:
- Right-click on the blue link above
- A menu will appear — select "Save link as..."
- A save dialog box opens — choose your Desktop or Downloads folder
- Click Save
- Check your Downloads folder — the PDF should be there
If the "Save link as..." option is greyed out or missing, let me know exactly what options appear in the right-click menu and I'll guide you from there.
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