Trump administration breaks up childhood vaccine schedule, spreads shots over multiple visits
The Trump administration, led by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has broken up the childhood vaccine schedule, ending the practice of administering multiple shots at once and instead spreading them out over multiple visits with smaller doses. Kennedy also announced the administration is investigating environmental exposures related to childhood health issues.
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@GuntherEagleman
🚨 TRUMP & RFK Jr. JUST BROKE UP THE CHILDHOOD VACCINE SCHEDULE No more dumping a massive cocktail of shots into kids all at once. New policy: spread them out over multiple visits. Much smaller doses. Time between each one so the body can actually handle it. Trump put it https://t.co/PkyrtbfOjX
@FoxNews
"Something happened in the mid '90s that changed our children." During a childhood vaccine executive order signing, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the Trump administration is looking at environmental exposures as it investigates what he describes as an epidemic https://t.co/shakXv5kH7