The Trump administration's cuts to HIV prevention will lead to new infections, medical costs and death, experts warn.

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In short: Tens of millions will die, millions of them children.

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In drastically cutting down its public health workforce, the Trump administration is potentially undoing decades of work combatting the HIV epidemic and delaying upcoming advances. When Health and ...