Doctor urges parents to "ignore what the president is saying" about vaccines
Summary
President Donald Trump signed an executive order that changes recommendations for childhood vaccines. The order suggests giving fewer vaccines overall and spreading the shots over multiple doctor visits. A doctor advised parents to be cautious and not just follow what the president says about vaccines.Key Facts
- President Trump signed an executive order on childhood vaccinations.
- The order proposes reducing the total number of vaccines children receive.
- It also encourages giving vaccines at separate doctor visits instead of all at once.
- Dr. Richard Besser, a pediatrician and former CDC acting director, commented on the order.
- The doctor advised parents to “ignore what the president is saying” about vaccines.
- The executive order’s details were shared with the news before it was signed.
- The discussion was featured on CBS News and available on their app.
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