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  1. Foreign aid for AIDS relief was provided and delivery methods are changing under the Trump administration.

U.S. purchases PEPFAR doses and Gilead sells drugs at no profit following Trump administration's foreign aid cuts.

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U.S. purchases PEPFAR doses and Gilead sells drugs at no profit following Trump administration's foreign aid cuts.

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Donald TrumpGilead Sciences

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  1. Trump administration cuts to foreign aid lead to PEPFAR purchases and Gilead selling drugs at no profit.1 source
  2. Gilead partners with PEPFAR to deliver lenacapavir, supported by the America First agenda.1 source

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  • Business WireGilead Announces Partnership With PEPFAR to Deliver Twice-Yearly Lenacapavir for HIV Prevention for up to Two Million People in Primarily Low- and Lower-Middle-Income Countries – PEPFAR, Coordinated