Global aid cuts reduce HIV prevention access by 300,000 people

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  • Global Fund chief Peter Sands said aid cuts hit disease-prevention programs harder than treatment services.
  • HIV prevention access fell by 300,000 people to 1.1 million in 2025.
  • Treatment programs largely held up despite funding reductions, the Global Fund report showed.
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