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🗓️ 9 March 2016

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0:00.0	I'm Kelly McEvers.
0:02.1	In Indiana, there's been an outbreak of HIV.
0:06.1	A virus is spreading in Indiana.
0:08.2	Unprecedented outbreak of HIV.
0:10.3	They can HIV-catch you.
0:11.6	Age for HIV outbreak is underway in New York.
0:14.9	It started when people who are addicted to this pain pill
0:18.1	called Opanna began injecting the drug and sharing needles.
0:22.8	I'm going to figure out how this happened.
0:27.0	I am sitting in a house where the shades
0:29.8	are always drawn.
0:31.1	And every few hours, people go into a backbed room,
0:35.3	shut the door, and won't let me in.
0:37.8	They're all doing it, too.
0:40.2	It's so possible.
0:42.1	Nourished.
0:43.4	The owner of the house, Clyde, doesn't do this drug, Opanna.
0:47.2	His son, and pretty much everyone else in the house, does.
0:51.1	They used to crush the pills and snort them.
0:53.8	But then the company that makes the drug reformulated it.
0:57.3	So now people inject it.
1:00.1	And this is something I want to see.
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