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US Aid Cuts Drove Sharp HIV Service Drops in Africa, Study Finds
Source: Bloomberg
Healthcare & BiotechFiscal Policy & Budget
New research found that US funding cuts caused sharp and lasting declines in HIV prevention, testing and treatment services at organizations serving people most vulnerable to HIV in Uganda and Zimbabwe. The report provides no numerical estimates of the funding cuts or service declines.
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