Trump signs order calling for fewer childhood vaccines, going against medical groups’ advice

Euronews reports that Trump has signed an executive order calling for changes to childhood vaccinations. The order recommends spacing vaccinations at separate visits whenever feasible, and splitting the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine into three separate injections—a move that reverses a prior federal court block. Medical groups are advising against the policy.

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