HIV service delivery drops sharply in Uganda and Zimbabwe after U.S. aid cuts
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A study by the London School of Economics and Duke University published in The Lancet Global Health reports significant and sustained declines in HIV services at four NGOs in Uganda and Zimbabwe. These declines followed cuts to U.S. foreign aid in 2025, affecting vulnerable populations reliant on these services.
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