Trump administration officials are putting forward new data that shows U.S. federal anti-HIV/AIDS funding has continued to curb the worldwide epidemic despite accusations from outside public health experts that the program was damaged when it was absorbed into the State Department last year.
The Trump administration released on Friday new data about the number of patients treated under the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR, from June to September 2025, the first report since the program moved from USAID to the State Department.
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