Over the past 6 years, this committee has made global health a top priority, providing over $38 billion for innovative programs to prevent the spread of disease, treat the sick, and strengthen local health systems to sustain advances.
Lowey highlights the committee's commitment to global health funding and its positive outcomes.
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Despite significant progress on our development priorities, we are currently off track to meet the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
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It seems like the car is driving off the cliff with no one to take the wheel.
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