US EditionMedical progress for all
- Governments and global health groups are collaborating to address gaps in fighting diseases like malaria and HIV, following a freeze in U.S. Foreign aid funding.
- The Trump administration cut more than 80% of funding for global health programs, threatening global efforts against deadly diseases.
- Health officials emphasize the need for prioritizing lifesaving interventions and finding long-term financing solutions.
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Uganda’s minority groups face rising fear as US aid halts
Ugandan LGBTQ+ rights activist Pius Kennedy is one of many humanitarian workers across the world who is effectively out of a job since U.S. President Donald Trump shut down the government's main agency for delivering humanitarian aid to other countries.
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Eco-BusinessPhilippines' LGBTQ+ groups seek options to US aid
USAID withdrawal affects LGBTQ+ advocacy groups HIV services heavily reliant on foreign funding Groups say local institutions could help them survive MANILA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) — LoveYourself, a Philippines-based group providing free HIV testing and treatment services, was receiving aid from the United States like innumerable groups promoting health and LGBTQ+ rights around the world. But […] The post Philippines’ LGBTQ+ groups seek opt…
Trump's F***d-Up War On America's Health And Foreign Aid Claims First Casualties
It has taken such a short amount of time to move into the “MAGA directly kills children” phase of the second administration of our Emperor of the Sun and All the Sky Donald Trump — less than six weeks by our count. And even that was about five weeks longer than we expected.First there was the child in Texas who on Wednesday became the first person in America to die from measles in a decade. This death can be directly attributed to the anti-vacci…
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