Trump signs order to space out childhood vaccines
President Donald Trump is signing an executive order calling for revamped childhood vaccine recommendations, encouraging shots to be spaced out into separate visits and proposing to split the MMR vaccine into three individual doses. Public health experts warn that delaying combined vaccines could increase exposure risks for children, while federal officials direct health agencies to conduct further research into vaccine safety and schedules.
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