Recent funding cuts by the Trump administration to HIV/AIDS programs, including the halt of a 24-year prevention initiative by the NIH and a significant reduction in support for PEPFAR, could lead to devastating consequences. Experts warn that these cuts could result in 2,000 new HIV infections daily, with millions of lives at risk. UNAIDS officials have highlighted the alarming potential for a resurgence in the AIDS pandemic if US aid is not restored, emphasizing the critical need for bipartisan action to address these funding challenges. Activists are raising alarms at conferences, urging immediate action to prevent a serious global health crisis.