WHO supports children's vaccination plans
The article discusses the World Health Organization's defense of childhood vaccination schedules, following U.S. President Donald Trump's Executive Order aimed at reducing the number of recommended vaccines for children in the United States to 11. The statement clarified that this measure seeks to provide high-quality protection for children while attempting to align the vaccination schedule with global recommendations, despite opposition from some experts who suggest that reducing vaccines could expose children to potential health risks and lead to disparities in healthcare systems. The new schedule requires administering vaccines separately and with more specific recommendations, but scientific studies confirm the safety of current vaccines and their lack of any links to autism, contrary to claims propagated by some politicians.
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