WHO defends childhood immunization schedules after Trump reduction order
Summary
The World Health Organization (WHO) supports its recommended vaccine schedules for children after President Donald Trump signed an order to cut the number of recommended childhood vaccines in the U.S. from 17 to 11. The WHO says their guidelines help keep children safe and healthy worldwide.Key Facts
- President Trump signed an executive order to reduce recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11 in the U.S.
- The decision was part of his administration’s effort to change vaccination rules.
- The WHO defended its immunization guidelines on Tuesday after this announcement.
- WHO’s vaccine schedules aim to protect children from various illnesses globally.
- The U.S. had previously recommended 17 vaccines for children to prevent multiple diseases.
- WHO believes reducing vaccines could affect children’s health worldwide.
- The new U.S. order reflects a change in national vaccination policy.
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