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Trump alters children's vaccine policy WHO rebuffs
The American administration decided to reduce the number of recommended vaccines for children to 11, a step that Trump stated would enhance children's protection and align with the standards of developed countries, with the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccines separated into individual doses. The World Health Organization responded to the decision, emphasizing that vaccination schedules depend on health risks and national systems, and that differences between countries do not necessarily reflect variations in scientific standards. This comes amid concerns about vaccine safety, especially after statements by U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who questioned vaccine safety and claimed a link to autism, despite the absence of scientific evidence to support such claims.
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