Trump administration proposes eliminating global reproductive health funding in 2027 budget
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Updated · CNN International · Apr 24
Trump administration proposes eliminating global reproductive health funding in 2027 budget
8 articles · Updated · CNN International · Apr 24
The proposed budget would cut billions from global health, ending all US support for reproductive health programs and birth control, impacting 41 countries, especially in Africa.
Aid workers report widespread clinic closures, contraceptive shortages, and increased unsafe abortions, maternal deaths, and teen pregnancies since earlier US funding cuts began in 2025.
Experts warn the cuts could reverse gains in maternal and infant health, with millions losing access to care. Congress holds final authority over funding, but advocates fear further rescissions or delays.
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