Trump order aims to cut number of diseases all children should be vaccinated against from 18 to 11

nbcnews.com·By Aria Bendix and Erika Edwards·2026-08-11T00:13:23.903Z
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This article reports on a new executive order that changes childhood vaccination recommendations by reducing the number of universally recommended vaccines and spreading them out over more doctor visits. It highlights strong opposition from medical experts who warn the changes could confuse parents and make it harder to keep kids fully vaccinated. The order is framed as a politically driven shift that undermines public health guidance, raising concerns about its impact on children's health.

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