Controversial facility works to curb H.I.V. spread

Name: Controversial facility works to curb H.I.V. spread
Uploaded: 2014-04-11T21:36:52Z
Duration: P602S
Description: British Columbia has successfully stemmed an epidemic of AIDS in one of the hardest to reach populations: intravenous drug addicts. Correspondent William Brangham examines the ways that medical professionals are taking on the spread of H.I.V, including a look inside a controversial facility where nurses help drug addicts inject illegal drugs.

Clip: 04/11/2014 | 10m 2s

British Columbia has successfully stemmed an epidemic of AIDS in one of the hardest to reach populations: intravenous drug addicts. Correspondent William Brangham examines the ways that medical professionals are taking on the spread of H.I.V, including a look inside a controversial facility where nurses help drug addicts inject illegal drugs.

Aired: 04/11/14

Rating: NR

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Controversial facility works to curb H.I.V. spread

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