Trump Assures Cure For AID & Childhood Cancer Is Coming Shortly

Donald Trump made some pretty significant cases today without presenting any evidence to back it, in spite of the fact that that is pretty on-brand for him. He’s currently on his re-election campaign and like we saw with his previous campaign, he’ll do basically anything it takes to win. 

During his recent campaign rally in Cincinnati, the president reported that the AIDS epidemic will be annihilated and that the cure for childhood cancer is en route.

People have been researching cures for both cancer and AIDS for a while. However, Trump’s statement doubles down on previous promises he made back in June in Orlando as reported by HNHH.

 “We will come up with the cures to many, many problems, to many, many diseases — including cancer,” he said before pledging to “eradicate AIDS in America.

Trump’s plan for eradicating AIDS in America would minimize the percentage of people who were infected by HIV by 75% int he next five years with hopes to bring it down to 90% in 10 years.

FYI. Trump is ending AIDS and curing child cancer. pic.twitter.com/f8tjwBYYtM

— Claude Taylor (@TrueFactsStated) August 2, 2019

He pledged $291M to bring extra assistance to communities with the highest percentage of HIV infections and to provide more resources to take preventative measures against future HIV infections.

As for the childhood cancer cure, he said that he’d be putting in $500M into child cancer for the next decade. However, experts wonder how much of an impact this will have.

The National Institutes of Health estimates that they’ll spend $46M2M this year along so $500M over the next 10 years amounts to $50M per year.