Sep 25, 2026
One study found that approximately 77,000 fewer children worldwide received U.S.-supported HIV treatment in the year ending October 2025 than in the previous fiscal year after Trump administration cuts and changes to foreign aid; some may have continued receiving treatment through governments or other donors. Separately, an amfAR survey of 166 PEPFAR-funded organizations in 46 countries reported more than 1,700 clinic and service-site closures and over 16,000 full-time job losses.
The United States has signed a $1.3 billion healthcare agreement with Tanzania, marking a major five-year investment in the East African nation's health sector. The pact was signed late Wednesday as part of expanding US engagement in the region.