President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for revamped childhood vaccine recommendations, aiming to space out shots into separate medical visits rather than giving multiple vaccines in one appointment.
Multiple outlets describe the order as reflecting Trump’s long-held views about how childhood immunizations should be scheduled. The order directs changes to guidance around vaccine administration practices.
City News Toronto, citing an AP report, also notes that the approach runs counter to medical groups’ guidance and characterizes the underlying theory as discredited. Other reports focus more on what the order does and how it reshapes recommendations, describing the expected shift toward scheduling children’s vaccines separately instead of combining them in a single visit.
