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WHO defends immunisation schedules after Trump orders fewer childhood shots

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The World Health Organization on Tuesday defended the science-based process used to determine childhood ‌immunisation schedules after U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at reducing the number of recommended childhood vaccinations in the United States.

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vaccination recommendations were based on more than 60 years of research by WHO, national authorities and independent expert ​groups

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Tarik Jašarević
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other developed countries that may recommend ⁠fewer shots face different disease risks and have different healthcare systems

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By cutting off federal funds for these sex-rejecting procedures, we're following the science, saving taxpayer dollars, and, most importantly, protecting children from potentially irreversible harm so they can truly flourish,

Dr. Mehmet Oz
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator
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What comes out from WHO is science-based

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Trump said he plans to ask the Supreme Court to overturn the decision.

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The first Trump Administration prioritized speed and salience over legal soundness, and its unilateral deregulatory efforts—some fairly characterized as "regulatory slop"—were largely undone once Trump left office.

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The author
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the science doesn't support "sex-rejecting" procedures on children

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