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Health experts around the world are warning that millions of lives could be in jeopardy because of drastic cuts in US aid funding for global HIV and AIDS programs.
The United Nations says its own UNAIDS agency faces the loss of almost half its budget, which it warns will have knock-on effects for its partner agencies and NGOs around the world.
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