Trump order calls for fewer childhood vaccines

President Donald Trump signed an executive order reducing the recommended childhood vaccine schedule to 11 immunizations. This directive, supported by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., aims to decrease the total number of childhood vaccines. Specifically, the order recommends splitting the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) shot across three separate medical visits. These efforts are part of a broader initiative by the administration to reshape and whittle down the current inoculation requirements for children.