WHO defends immunisation schedules after Trump orders fewer childhood shots
Reuters
The World Health Organization has strongly defended its recommended childhood immunization schedules in response to President Trump's proposal for fewer vaccines. Experts warn that reducing vaccination numbers could lead to serious public health risks and increased susceptibility to preventable diseases. The organization emphasizes that current schedules are safe, effective, and essential for protecting individual and community health.
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