Breaking news: The Trump administration is preparing an executive order that would upend decades of federal guidance on which vaccines are administered to children and call for states to reconsider school vaccine requirements.

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The Washington Post left
Breaking news: The Trump administration is preparing an executive order that would upend decades of federal guidance on which vaccines are administered to children and call for states to reconsider school vaccine requirements.
Bloomberg News center
President Trump is expected to sign an executive order Monday that would recommend breaking up the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine into three separate shots, according to source
Reuters
Trump to sign order seeking more vaccine flexibility, White House says reut.rs/4hllfL4
The Guardian left
Order also recommends all shots be given at separate medical visits though cost of doing them together is lower Donald Trump has signed an executive order with plans for sweeping changes to the childhood vaccination schedule that attempts to override the authority of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It’s an attempt to undergird the changes made earlier this year to CDC vaccination recommendations, which were halted by a federal judge. The CDC is the federal agency tasked
The Hill center
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday afternoon focusing on “more vaccine flexibility and research.” Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya joined him in the Oval Office. Earlier Monday, he swore in Todd Blanche as the next attorney general, following weeks of…
CNBC left
Trump signs executive order calling for fewer childhood vaccines, falsely linking shots to autism
STAT News
The Trump administration, which had recently avoided public discussions of vaccine policy because of concern around the political repercussions, is changing course.
CNN left
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at reshaping the federal government's approach toward childhood vaccines. https://cnn.it/4zbrs2v
NPR Politics left
President Trump expected to sign executive order that once again tries to upend the vaccines children receive to protect them against measles, mumps, tetanus, whooping cough and other dangerous diseases.
The New York Times left
President Trump on Monday issued an executive order that calls for American children to be routinely immunized against fewer diseases. It is not clear whether the order, his third to address the topic in less than a year, has any legal power.
Fox News right
President Donald Trump signed an executive order recommending childhood vaccines for 11 diseases instead of the CDC's 18, separating the MMR shot.
Rolling Stone left
The president signed a new executive order based on the myth that vaccines cause autism
AP News left
Trump signs order calling for spacing out childhood vaccines, against medical groups' guidance