President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday aimed at reshaping the federal government’s approach toward childhood vaccines, insisting that infants should receive fewer immunizations over a longer period despite little scientific evidence supporting such sweeping changes.
The wide-ranging order proposes reducing the total number of immunizations recommended for children in their earliest years and dividing the nation’s childhood vaccine schedule into three categories.
0:00 Trump signs executive order targeting childhood vaccines
1:53 Trump: MMR vaccine should be separated ‘based on what I feel’
4:35 Doctors react to childhood vaccine schedule change
9:23 No evidence that links vaccines to autism
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