Trump's Fight Over Child Vaccines
The decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to reduce the number of recommended vaccines for children and to revisit the immunization schedule, including separating the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines into separate injections, has reignited the debate over vaccine safety and efficacy. This comes amid warnings of rising measles cases and declining public confidence in vaccines. Health authorities fear that this approach could delay children’s protection against infectious diseases, especially given the increasing number of cases in the United States, which has reached its highest levels in three decades, threatening the progress made by global immunization programs over the years.
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