A 1994 study by the National Institutes of Health found that giving ZDV to an HIV-positive pregnant woman during her pregnancy and to her baby (within 8-12 hours of birth) decreased the risk of passing the infection on to the baby by 66%. The baby should be treated with ZDV for the first six weeks of life.
'The Greatest Showman' director Michael Gracey and and Keala Settle, who plays the bearded lady, talk with us about its LGBTQ appeal in this exclusive clip. 'The Greatest Showman' director Michael Gracey and and Keala Settle, who plays the bearded lady, talk with us about its LGBTQ appeal in this exclusive clip.
(Really.) The series is also getting rave reviews from its co-star Cloris Leachman, the âMary Tyler Moore Showâ and âYoung Frankensteinâ actress, who on âRaising Hopeâ plays a grandmother freshly promoted to great-grandmother when her hapless grandson (Lucas Neff) unexpectedly fathers a child.