US buys HIV drug for low-income nations

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The U.S. will purchase 2 million doses of a new twice-yearly HIV prevention drug for low-income countries. The purchase, under the PEPFAR program, aims to protect up to 2 million people by 2028, with distribution plans to be developed with recipient governments. This initiative addresses concerns about access to the drug lenacapavir following previous cuts to foreign aid.


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