
USAID funding cut threatens SA’s animal and public health
SAVA warns that the end of USAID funding could reverse decades of progress in disease control and put public and animal health at risk.
WEDNESDAY, 14 MAY 2025, 20:37
SAVA warns that the end of USAID funding could reverse decades of progress in disease control and put public and animal health at risk.
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