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Disruptions to funding and new policies aimed at aligning foreign aid programs with the Trump administration’s agenda have had a broad and negative impact on a critical global HIV/AIDS treatment program, new research showed.According to survey responses from more than 160 facilities in dozens of countries, 77% of implementing partners of the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS
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