President Trump issued an executive order calling for a reduction in the number of recommended childhood vaccinations and an increase in the spacing between vaccine doses. Medical experts have expressed concerns that these proposed changes lack scientific support and may result in decreased protection for children.
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Trump issues executive order on childhood vaccination policy
President Trump has signed an executive order that seeks to modify US childhood vaccination policies by recommending fewer vaccinations and increasing the intervals between doses. Medical experts have criticized these changes, stating they are not supported by scientific evidence and could jeopardize children's health.
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Trump pushes overhaul of US policy on vaccines for children
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Trump issues executive order on childhood vaccination policy