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The president of the American Medical Association, Dr. Willie Underwood III, criticized President Trump's recommendations on childhood immunizations, stating they pose a risk to children's health. He highlighted the effectiveness of vaccines in preventing serious diseases, echoing concerns from other medical professionals.
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The president of the American Medical Association, Dr. Willie Underwood III, criticized President Trump's recommendations on childhood immunizations, stating they pose a risk to children's health. He highlighted the effectiveness of vaccines in preventing serious diseases, echoing concerns from other medical professionals.
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