In a country where doctors are rare and not often trusted, traditional medicine men are being tapped to fight AIDS and help get their patients on ARV's by combining modern medicine with traditional ways. Like many countries on the continent, Uganda has launched an ambitious program to supply every stricken citizen with ARVs. But with only one doctor for every 20,000 people, and far fewer in rural areas it's a major challenge. However, for every 150 Ugandans there's a practicing medicine man just a walk away. Now organizations are trying to use medicine men to teach about prevention and ARVs. The stakes couldn't be higher. With so many sick patients, and with the risk that misuse will spawn resistant strains, promoters of ARVs in