El secretario de Salud de Estados Unidos, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., anunció que el país retirará su apoyo a la alianza de vacunación Gavi, ...

El secretario de Salud de Estados Unidos, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., afirmó que el país retirará su apoyo a la alianza de ...

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Gavi had hoped to raise $9 billion for the 2026-30 period, funds the organization said would allow it to purchase 500 million childhood vaccinations and to save at least eight million lives by 2030.

The United States will halt its contributions to Gavi, the global alliance that works to expand access to vaccines for children in some of the world’s poorest countries, said Health and Human ...

LONDON (AP) — U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the country is pulling its support from the vaccines alliance Gavi, saying the organization has “ignored the science” and ...

The U.S. will no longer contribute funding to Gavi, a global alliance that helps buy vaccines for the world's poorest children, because it ignores safety, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr ...

Gavi secured more than $9 bn (7.7 bn euros) in pledges on Wednesday, short of the $11.9 bn the group said it needed to fund its operations for the next five years, when it hopes “to protect 500 ...

Global vaccine group Gavi has more than $9 billion for its work over the next five years helping to immunize the world's poorest children, including money raised at a Brussels fundraising summit ...

The United States won’t contribute anymore to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, until the global health organization has “re-earned the public trust,” U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr ...

Vaccine alliance Gavi ‘disappointed’ as US ends support. Move comes after Kennedy accused group of pushing unsafe vaccines in developing world. Last updated: June 26, 2025 | 15:28. AFP.

Gavi received more than $9 billion in funding commitments on Wednesday, but it had hoped to garner $11.9 billion for the next five years, with the goal of immunizing 500 million children globally.