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Trump Signs Executive Order on Childhood Vaccines Amid False Claims

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on August 11, 2026, urging states to revise childhood vaccine recommendations, including separating the MMR vaccine into three shots. Experts have raised concerns about the potential risks of this approach, emphasizing that the current vaccination schedule is safe and effective. Trump's claims regarding vaccines have been challenged by public health officials.

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on August 11, 2026, urging states to revise childhood vaccine recommendations, including separating the MMR vaccine into three shots. Experts have raised concerns about the potential risks of this approach, emphasizing that the current vaccination schedule is safe and effective. Trump's claims regarding vaccines have been challenged by public health officials.

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FACT FOCUS: Trump makes false claims as he signs order urging revisions around childhood vaccines

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Trump Signs Executive Order on Childhood Vaccines Amid False Claims