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CDC ties sixth AIDS case to Florida dentist
Scientists using genetic tests linked a sixth person to infection by Dr. David Acer, a Florida dentist who died of AIDS in 1990. The teenage girl patient lacks a clear exposure such as a tooth extraction, leaving how she contracted the virus unresolved. officials say new information from observers could illuminate the case. Kimberly Bergalis, a college student and one of Acer’s five other patients who died in 1991, is among known victims.
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Harold Jaffe
Center For Disease Control and Prevention
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Kimberly Bergalis