Aids, HIV and US funding cuts

US cuts to HIV aid will cost millions of lives - UNAids chief
Funding cuts could lead to an added 2,000 new HIV infections each day, Winnie Byanyima warns.
US Funding Cuts Could Lead to Increased AIDS Deaths, Warns UNAIDS Chief
The HIV pandemic officially began in 1981, when the first cases of AIDS were reported in the United States. The pandemic has been severe, affecting millions globally. According to UNAIDs data, by 2023, approximately 42.3 million people died from HIV-related causes.
UNAIDS chief sounds alarm over US aid cut: '2,000 HIV infections daily, 6.3 million additional deaths ...'
The United States has historically been the world's largest donor of humanitarian assistance, but President Donald Trump has slashed international aid since returning to the White House two months ago.
UNAIDS chief says sudden U.S. aid withdrawal risking millions of lives, could see AIDS pandemic resurge
UNAIDS boss Winnie Byanyima says if U.S. foreign aid isn't restored, AIDS will "come back, and we'll see people die the way we saw them in the '90s."
'We will see a real surge in this disease': UNAIDS says sudden US aid cuts risking millions of lives
The sudden halt to US foreign aid funding has been "devastating", the UNAIDS chief said on Monday, warning that without more funding, millions more will die and the global AIDS pandemic will resurge.
There Could Be 2,000 New HIV Infections Every Day Due to USAID Cuts, Says UNAIDS
There could be 2,000 new HIV infections every day globally due to USAID cuts, the United Nations AIDS agency said on Monday. "If U.S. Assistance is not restored and not replaced by other funding - and we have not heard of other governments pledging to fill the gap - there would be an additional 6.
UN fears HIV infections will soar after US cuts funding
Daily new HIV infections around the world could almost double without the aid provided by the United States, the UN programme for combatting HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS), said in Geneva on Monday. Executive director Winnie Byanyima expressed understanding for the desire of the United States to cut back its funding for aid projects around the world,
UN warns US aid freeze could trigger 2,000 new HIV infections per day
The United Nations AIDS agency has warned that the number of new HIV infections worldwide could surge to 2,000 per day, with AIDS-related deaths potentially increasing tenfold, if the halted US funding is not reinstated or replaced.
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HIV infections could jump over 6 times if US support is dropped and not replaced, UNAIDS chief says
HIV infections could jump over 6 times if US support is dropped and not replaced, UNAIDS chief says The head of the U.N. AIDS agency said Monday the number of new HIV infections could jump ...
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HIV infections could surge if U.S. support is dropped and not replaced, UNAIDS chief says
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‘We have come a long way’: Empirical data support UNAIDS HIV incidence estimates
HIV incidence in sub-Saharan Africa has declined substantially, according to both UNAIDS estimates and empirical data pulled ...
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UNAIDS urges urgent action to protect women, girls from HIV amid shrinking resources
NEW YORK, USA - UNAIDS deputy executive director Christine Stegling has urged global leaders to prioritise HIV prevention and treatment for women and girls in the face of shrinking resources. She made ...
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Impact of US funding cuts on HIV programmes in Latin America and the Caribbean
Impact on key populations: The US funding cuts have led to stress, depression, anxiety, and uncertainty among people living with HIV and key populations. There is a significant concern about the risk ...