The Trump administration is reportedly set to eliminate federal funding for domestic HIV prevention programs, threatening work by the CDC. This decision is part of a broader restructuring of public health efforts. While HHS representatives claim that no decision has been finalized, experts warn this could reverse decades of progress in curbing the HIV epidemic. Adrian Shanker, a previous Biden administration official, expressed concern over the impact of reducing health investments, emphasizing the need for continued efforts to end the epidemic.
If this decision is made, this work would be continued elsewhere at HHS.
We are so close in the United States to ending the HIV epidemic, and it's within reach in many ways.
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