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Okla. dentist's office a 'menace to public health'
The crisp, stucco exterior of an Oklahoma dental clinic concealed what health inspectors say they found inside: rusty instruments used on patients with infectious diseases and a pattern of unsanitary practices that put thousands of people at risk for hepatitis and the virus that causes AIDS. Full story
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Image: A boy gzaes through a window during a nap session at the Mai Hoa orphanage in An Nhon Tay, Vietnam.
  Slide show: The faces of AIDS
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AIDS around the globe
Interactive map: Where do the 33 million HIV-infected live?
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  A journey once impossible
July 3, 2008: Tobha Nzima lost her 8-year-old son and two partners to AIDS and was near death herself, but after taking free antiretroviral drugs she got better. NBC's Ann Curry reports.
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  HIV's dangerous path
Sex workers, truckers at an African border town key to HIV’s spread.
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