US EditionTrump administration considers plan to eliminate CDC's HIV prevention division
- The National Institutes of Health has canceled numerous funding grants for HIV research, which raises concerns about patient care, according to a database from the US Department of Health and Human Services.
- UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima warned of potential surges in AIDS-related deaths, predicting a tenfold increase in deaths without US funding.
- Dr. Colleen Kelley expressed alarm, stating that researchers are receiving notifications of grant terminations, calling it 'pure chaos and insanity.'
- Experts, including Bruce J. Packett II, stated that cuts to HIV research would witness innumerable lives lost, affecting progress made in combating the epidemic.
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‘People will die based on these decisions’: Trump administration cuts funding for dozens of HIV studies
The NIH has eliminated funding for dozens of HIV-related research grants, according to a US Department of Health and Human Services database that was updated last week, halting studies and threatening patient care across the country. Several researchers said the cuts put a stop to hopes of ending HIV in the US and around the world.
San Antonio races to shore up 'social safety net' under Trump
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Cancellation letters roll in: Trump ends SA's HIV and TB research grants
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