A study warns that budget cuts at USAID could lead to 14 million deaths, severely undermining health progress.
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Funding cuts to the US Agency for International Development (USAID) under the Trump administration could cause the deaths of more than 14 million vulnerable people, including children, according to a study published in the Lancet. These cuts threaten health advances made over the past two decades. On the sidelines of a UN conference in Spain, researcher Davide Rasella emphasizes the major risks to global health from foreign aid cuts.
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Reducerile ajutorului extern al SUA ar putea provoca 14 milioane de decese, potrivit unui studiu
Reducerea ajutorului extern al Statelor Unite ar putea cauza 14 milioane de decese, conform unui studiu de specialitate
Reducerile ajutorului extern al SUA ar putea provoca 14 milioane de decese, potrivit unui studiu
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