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An analysis indicates that U.S. health aid aimed at combating deadly diseases may face reductions of more than 50% due to deals made by former President Trump in Africa. This move coincides with an administration effort to prompt developing nations to enhance their health spending.
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An analysis indicates that U.S. health aid aimed at combating deadly diseases may face reductions of more than 50% due to deals made by former President Trump in Africa. This move coincides with an administration effort to prompt developing nations to enhance their health spending.
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Trump’s deals in Africa could cut U.S. health aid by more than half, analysis shows
Analysis indicates potential reduction in U.S. health aid due to Trump's Africa deals