Children's vaccines during Trump's era

The article discusses former U.S. President Donald Trump's 2026 decision to change childhood vaccination policy. Specifically, he proposed separating the "MMR" vaccine (which combines measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines) into individual vaccines to improve "safety." However, this move was made without any new scientific evidence to support it, as Trump admitted that he based his decision on "feelings" rather than scientific data. This raises concerns that such an approach could endanger children's safety. Scientific studies confirm the safety of combination vaccines, and separating them could lead to an increased number of injections and delays in completing immunization schedules, thereby threatening the control of infectious diseases like measles. In 2026, measles experienced an unprecedented wave of outbreaks. The article also highlights the decline in public trust in health recommendations in the United States, which has resulted from policy shifts driven by political doubts. This situation worsens the effectiveness of national vaccination programs. The piece warns that when politicians rely on illusions rather than scientific evidence, it jeopardizes children's health and undermines confidence in science itself.

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