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Another oxygen plant launched

Another oxygen plant launched
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Catholic Bishops deeply disturbed by nun s murder

Catholic Bishops deeply disturbed by nun s murder
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Leribe woman accused of murder

Leribe woman accused of murder
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The US helped prevent AIDS from being a death sentence in Africa Now the epidemic is at a crossroads

The content originally appeared on: CNN Tembisa, South Africa CNN Fourteen-year-old Philasande Dayimani carries a burden that no child should carry. Last .

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AIDS no longer a death sentence in Africa, but the epidemic is at a crossroads

Twenty years ago, HIV\/AIDS was a death sentence in Africa. Today, the it is considered by many to be a manageable condition like diabetes, thanks in no small part to an extraordinarily successful U.S. public health initiative that few in America may have heard of.\n

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