The United States end funding for polio, HIV, malaria and nutrition programs all over the world
"People will die," said Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi, executive director of the research center on the African population and health, "but we will never know, because even the programs to count the dead are cut".The finished projects include HIV treatment programs that had served millions of people, the main malaria control programs in the worst African countries and global efforts to sweep off the polio.Here are some of the projects that the New York Times has confirmed have been deleted:A 131 million dollars subsidy to the UNICEF Polomielite immunization program, which paid for planning, logistics and delivery of vaccines to millions of children.A 90 million dollar contract with the chemonic society for bed nets, malaria tests and treatments that would protect 53 million people.A project man...