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Formerly a problem
confined mainly to the more prosperous southern
regions of Brazil, AIDS has made its way to the
northern city of Salvador. However, although Brazil
has in place the most advanced HIV treatment
programme in the developing world, 14-year-old
Daiane still feels unsafe revealing that she has the
virus. Her mother, also infected, has fought to get
her the best medication available.
This is also available as part of a 4 x 25-minute
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Russia: Who's Afraid of HIV?,
Ref: 490c |
China's Deadly Secret,
Ref: 392 |
Rwanda: Lethal Legacy,
Ref: 391 |
The Origin of AIDS,
Ref: 108 |
What caused AIDS?
Ref: 104 |
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The Plant that Cures Malaria,
Ref: 703 |
Congo: The Deadliest Disease,
Ref: 701 |
Bangladesh: Spellbound,
Ref: 691 |
Ethiopia: Girl Power,
Ref: 688 |
HIV: The Race for a Vaccine,
Ref: 671 | |
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