President Trump has signed an executive order that aims to reduce the number of recommended childhood vaccines from 18 to 11 and suggests splitting the MMR vaccine into three separate administrations. This directive, however, does not alter the official vaccine schedules used by insurance companies and government agencies, which are set by the CDC. The order has drawn criticism from medical professionals who cite rising measles cases and express concern that the misinformation promoted during the signing could undermine public confidence in established vaccination protocols. AI
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