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Musk passed ‘slow death sentence’ on HIV patients by cutting US spending, says head of UNAIDS

Musk passed ‘slow death sentence’ on HIV patients by cutting US spending, says head of UNAIDS
The Telegraph Monday 27 July 2026, 18:01 UTC By Lilia Sebouai 1 min read
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Executive director of the UN body tells the Telegraph that claims made by the world’s richest man were born of ignorance

Executive director of the UN body tells the Telegraph that claims made by the world’s richest man were born of ignorance
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