An analysis suggests that planned reductions in U.S. health aid could exceed 50%, particularly affecting programs aimed at combating the spread of deadly diseases. These reductions align with an administration initiative to encourage developing nations to increase their own spending on health initiatives.
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Analysis indicates potential reduction in U.S. health aid due to Trump's Africa deals
An analysis indicates that proposed cuts to U.S. health aid could exceed 50%, impacting programs that address deadly diseases. This aligns with the current administration's efforts to encourage more spending from developing nations.
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Trump’s deals in Africa could cut U.S. health aid by more than half, analysis shows
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Analysis indicates potential reduction in U.S. health aid due to Trump's Africa deals