Raggio GA, Psaros C, Fatch R, et al. - Researchers examined pregnant and nonpregnant, antiretroviral therapy-naive women living with HIV (WLWH) from outpatient clinics in South Africa and Uganda to determine levels of alcohol use in these women. Among pregnant WLWH (n = 163, median age was 26 [interquartile range: 23–29], median gestational age was 20 weeks [interquartile range: 16–26]), alcohol use was reported in 40% and alcohol use was under-reported by 16%. No differences in either alcohol use or under-reporting of alcohol use were identified between pregnant and nonpregnant women or by country. They observed a significant association of greater depression (but not of greater stigma) with any alcohol use.