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Vaccine experts have responded to former President Trump's suggestion to separate the M.M.R. vaccine into three individual shots. They assert that there is no evidence indicating that the current combination vaccine is unsafe or that separating it would provide any benefits.
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Vaccine experts have responded to former President Trump's suggestion to separate the M.M.R. vaccine into three individual shots. They assert that there is no evidence indicating that the current combination vaccine is unsafe or that separating it would provide any benefits.
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