Trump reduces recommended children's vaccines amid criticism of Republican senator
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Donald Trump signed on Monday, August 10 a decree containing new vaccine recommendations, calling for space for their administration to children, and repeatedly linking with autism by presenting the text. So Trump's measure is more a recommendation than an order. Several health care associations claimed that these new measures were illegal.
Furthermore, Although the order calls for a review of vaccination recommendations, the states, not the federal government, have the authority to demand vaccines from school children. In connection with the order, Trump stated on Monday afternoon, in an event in the Oval Office, that one-year-old children should receive their separate vaccines on five separate visits, although it was unclear whether it concerned all the vaccines they receive or some specific vaccines. In presenting the text, Trump mentioned on several occasions an alleged link between immunizations and autism, despite the lack of scientific evidence in this regard.
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Donald Trump signed on Monday, August 10 a decree containing new vaccine recommendations, calling for space for their administration to children, and repeatedly linking with autism by presenting the text.
reliability moderate3/4 sourcesSo Trump's measure is more a recommendation than an order.
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Several health care associations claimed that these new measures were illegal.
according to Le Parisien +1Although the order calls for a review of vaccination recommendations, the states, not the federal government, have the authority to demand vaccines from school children.
according to El UniversalIn connection with the order, Trump stated on Monday afternoon, in an event in the Oval Office, that one-year-old children should receive their separate vaccines on five separate visits, although it was unclear whether it concerned all the vaccines they receive or some specific vaccines.
according to El UniversalIn presenting the text, Trump mentioned on several occasions an alleged link between immunizations and autism, despite the lack of scientific evidence in this regard.
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So Trump's measure is more a recommendation than an order.
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