Associate reporter James Sandler investigates the smuggling of AIDS drugs from the United States into South Africa, where one in nine people now lives with HIV. The drugs are unavailable in South Africa because of their high cost and lingering opposition from the government. This story follows one smuggler's journey from San Francisco as she delivers the drugs to South African rape victims.

Many people who are infected with HIV are willing to try unproven treatments, some of which appear effective in maintaining health. But many discover that they have simply been duped or led astray by unscrupulous marketers. Reporter Sarah Henry explores the issue through the lens of Viroxan, an underground treatment that failed to provide the miracle cure it promised.