What is PEPFAR and what impact has it had on global health?
PEPFAR, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, is a critical global health program established 22 years ago by President George Bush. For more than two decades, it has been providing medication for HIV patients worldwide, helping to reduce new HIV infections and stabilize existing cases across the globe. The program is considered one of the most successful global health initiatives ever implemented, having saved approximately 25 million lives to date. PEPFAR's comprehensive approach to HIV management has significantly contributed to driving down new HIV cases while supporting healthcare systems throughout the world.
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