US Health Aid Overhaul Sparks Concerns for HIV Programs
U.S. Revamps Strategy for Global Medical Supply Distribution
The United States is transforming its approach to delivering critical medical supplies to economically disadvantaged countries, a change that experts caution might affect millions reliant on treatments for HIV and malaria.
For nearly ten years, the U.S. depended on the Global Health Supply Chain Program, managed by contractor Chemonics, to distribute essential medications and preventive measures across developing regions.
From 2016 to 2024, this initiative…