Trump suggests vaccine changes could curb autism, despite no evidence
USA Today
President Donald Trump suggested that splitting childhood vaccine doses into multiple smaller injections could prevent autism, claiming the new recommendations protect America's youth. Medical experts and the CDC strongly dispute this view, emphasizing that numerous studies have found no link between vaccines and autism and that spreading out shots offers no health benefits while potentially decreasing vaccination rates and increasing costs.
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