Healthcare Under Siege: Funding and Legal Challenges

This chapter explores the fragile situation of federally qualified health centers in the U.S. and the broader implications of government regulations affecting healthcare access, especially for marginalized communities. It highlights the repercussions of funding cuts and legal disputes on both domestic health services and global health initiatives, particularly in relation to HIV/AIDS. Additionally, the chapter examines the controversial role of U.S. policies in international health discussions, raising questions about the future of global health aid.

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