The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT41) SEROWE, Botswana -- June 13, 2004 -- BOTSWANA-AIDS-2 -- Technicians drew blood from Ganetsang Mpatisang at a laboratory at Sekgoma Hospital in Serowe, Botswana in May. Officials hope new required tests will help turn the tide against AIDS. In Botswana, in the vortex of the AIDS epidemic are lessons that might show the way toward bringing the disease under control. If Botswana, with the world's highest HIV infection rate, can turn it into a manageable condition, the rest of the continent has a chance. If this relatively well-off and stable country cannot, that bodes ill for others. (Joao Silva/The New York Times)
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