Funding for the global HIV response decreased significantly in 2025, primarily due to a reduction in support from the United States, according to reports from KFF and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). The reports, released during the International AIDS Conference, indicate that the progress made over decades in combating HIV is now at risk.
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U.S. Funding Cuts Impact Global HIV Response, Reports Indicate
Reports from KFF and UNAIDS reveal that U.S. funding cuts led to a significant decline in global HIV response funding in 2025. This reduction threatens the progress made in combating HIV over the years.
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