What is the impact of a 20% funding cut in international HIV aid from the United States?

Funding for the response to the global HIV epidemic has been disproportionately higher than for other areas in health for decades, yielding outstanding health and economic results. Since the Global Fund was established in 2002, 27 million lives have been saved from HIV, tuberculosis and malaria [1]. Recently, the Copenhagen Consensus Center estimated that the return on investment for a 10 billion investment in global health was 00 billion,...