Trump’s administration is pushing a bold new plan to overhaul childhood vaccination guidelines, proposing a “Gold Standard” that could drastically reshape the national vaccine schedule. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence debunking any link between vaccines and autism, the draft order seeks to reduce the number of routine shots, separate combination vaccines like MMR into individual doses — directly contradicting current medical consensus — and shift timing decisions to parents and doctors. Key vaccines like measles, polio, and chickenpox would remain mandatory, while others such as Hepatitis B and meningitis vaccines would be restricted to high-risk groups. Rotavirus and flu shots may be offered through shared decision-making. This move follows earlier CDC proposals blocked by courts and signals a renewed push to align U.S. policy with international standards — all while citing religious freedom and parental rights. The final order remains unsigned, but the implications for public health are already sparking intense debate.
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