HHS Opens Comment Period on Reshaping Childhood Vaccine Schedule
The Department of Health and Human Services has requested public feedback on potential revisions to the childhood immunization schedule, including spacing out doses and introducing new vaccine categories. This follows an executive order from President Trump and a prior CDC recommendation to cut the number of recommended vaccines. More than two dozen states have rejected the federal guidance, opting instead for pediatrician-endorsed schedules.
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