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Trump’s May 29 order directs HHS, CDC and ACIP to review the childhood and adolescent vaccine schedule and consider updates. The CDC schedule itself does not change unless the agencies act.
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Trump’s May 29 order directs HHS, CDC and ACIP to review the childhood and adolescent vaccine schedule and consider updates. The CDC schedule itself does not change unless the agencies act.
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Trump’s May 29 order directs HHS, CDC and ACIP to review the childhood and adolescent vaccine schedule and consider updates. The CDC schedule itself does not change unless the agencies act.
On May 29, the White House said Trump signed an order directing CDC and ACIP to review an HHS assessment and take steps toward updating the childhood and adolescent vaccine schedule. The administration is casting the move as evidence-based and in line with peer countries, while also leaning on its earlier shift away from a blanket COVID-19 vaccine recommendation for all children.
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