PEPFAR cuts threaten Africa's HIV progress
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An editorial by The Post's Editorial Board argues that slashing PEPFAR funding would undo hard-won HIV gains in Africa, warning that without U.S. support more than 1 million additional infections could occur in South Africa over the next 20 years and urging Congress to fund anti-AIDS programs as a prudent investment in health and soft power.
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