Medscape February 9, 2025
Robin Respaut, Amina Niasse And Deena Beasley

(Reuters) – President Donald Trump’s executive orders have begun to disrupt patient care in the United States, as some providers cannot access essential federal funding, according to interviews with a dozen healthcare providers and policy advocates.

Facilities in Virginia and West Virginia told Reuters they were forced to shutter primary care clinics or lay off staff. Other community health clinics in California and Virginia said they received notices of termination for federal grants that support HIV prevention care.

Some of the funding was canceled following Trump administration orders for the federal government to scrap diversity, gender and inclusion programs and to recognize only two sexes – male and female. Others appear related to a freeze on federal funding that...

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