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‘It’s back to drug rationing’: the end of HIV was in sight. Then came the cuts

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Experts are talking about building a new approach that would make health services less vulnerable to the whims of a foreign power.

Many fell under the President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief ( Pepfar ) programme, which has been the backbone of global efforts to tackle HIV and Aids.

The global community had been making headway towards the United Nations ’ goal of ending Aids by 2030 .

But now worries about HIV/Aids prevention “falling off the radar completely” There have already been calls for new ways of doing things.

It is “time for African leadership”, members of the African -led HIV Control Working Group write in the Lancet Global Health .

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