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A mother, carrying a baby on her back, getting a vaccine from a USAID mobile clinic in South Africa

Here’s how the global health system can build back better after US aid cuts

By the time the Department of Government Efficiency came for USAID, many Americans viewed global health as a relic of the early response to HIV/Aids, an excuse for other governments to spend less on health

Exterior shot of the CDC-supported National Health Laboratory and Diagnostic Services facility in Kampala, Uganda, 2022. U.S. Ambassador Natalie A. Brown and others walk towards the entrance. A PEPFAR flag is prominently displayed.

Trump’s foreign aid cuts will cripple Africa’s HIV/AIDS response

US funding to fight HIV/AIDS has saved 26 million lives since 2003, with the greatest benefits felt in sub-Saharan Africa

Here’s how the global health system can build back better after US aid cuts

Trump’s foreign aid cuts will cripple Africa’s HIV/AIDS response

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