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Mother to child HIV transmission.

Thirty years after the first descriptions of AIDS in children in 1983, the risk of viral transmission from mother to child has been reduced to almost zero, thanks to antiretroviral drugs during pregnongh. This extraordinary prophylactic efficacy progressively spread to poor countries with high prevalence. The hope of a virtual eradication of HIV transmission appears as a "feasible utopia".