U.S. funding cuts have gutted global AIDS program, report finds
A separate study published in June in the journal Nature Health, examining PEPFAR treatment data globally, found that nearly two million fewer people living with HIV were receiving PEPFAR-supported antiretroviral treatment in fiscal year 2025 compared with the previous year — a decline of about 10%.-funded AIDS program have forced clinics to close, staff to lose their jobs, and HIV services to collapse across dozens of countries, according to a report released Tuesday.
But researchers at amfAR and the International AIDS Society combined that quarter's data with figures covering a full year and found substantial disruptions across PEPFAR services.
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