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The Fiscal Times
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Fact check Trump on vaccines and autism
President Donald Trump made false claims about vaccines during a White House event, where he signed an executive order recommending that US children receive fewer vaccinations over a longer period. He repeatedly suggested, without evidence, that vaccines cause autism and criticized the safety of the MMR vaccine, despite extensive research confirming its safety and effectiveness. Trump also exaggerated vaccine doses and autism prevalence figures, and overstated the number of required injections children receive. Experts reaffirmed that studies have shown no link between vaccines and autism, and that the MMR vaccine remains safe when given in its combined form.
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