Combination vaccinations are to be distributed over several doctor visits in the future; CDC sees no evidence of benefit
Trump administration cuts vaccine recommendations for children against hepatitis B, covid and flu
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Kennedy had already tried earlier this year to curb the national children’s vaccination plan, to issue general recommendations only for vaccinations against 11 diseases instead of 17, and in all other cases to focus more on individual decisions of parents and doctors. According to the new order, vaccinations against diseases such as hepatitis B, Covid-19 and flu should no longer be recommended across the board for all children. In 2000, the disease had already been considered defeated in the USA.
Furthermore, In the past year and a half – Trump has been in office since January 2025 – there have now been more cases than in the previous 25 years combined. The government of US President Donald Trump recommends fewer vaccinations for children and wants to have combined vaccinations distributed in the future on several doctor visits. For a particular benefit of a division of the MMR vaccine, there is no scientific evidence, according to the US health authority CDC.
In addition, According to the government, the costs will continue to be covered by insurance companies. Whether the order will have immediate effects was initially unclear. He had brought his own children earlier to several separate vaccination appointments, the President said.
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Kennedy had already tried earlier this year to curb the national children’s vaccination plan, to issue general recommendations only for vaccinations against 11 diseases instead of 17, and in all other cases to focus more on individual decisions of parents and doctors.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to the new order, vaccinations against diseases such as hepatitis B, Covid-19 and flu should no longer be recommended across the board for all children.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn 2000, the disease had already been considered defeated in the USA.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn the past year and a half – Trump has been in office since January 2025 – there have now been more cases than in the previous 25 years combined.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe government of US President Donald Trump recommends fewer vaccinations for children and wants to have combined vaccinations distributed in the future on several doctor visits.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFor a particular benefit of a division of the MMR vaccine, there is no scientific evidence, according to the US health authority CDC.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to the government, the costs will continue to be covered by insurance companies.
reliability low1/2 sourcesWhether the order will have immediate effects was initially unclear.
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He had brought his own children earlier to several separate vaccination appointments, the President said.
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