Trump proposes splitting some childhood vaccines into five separate doses
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President Donald Trump announced plans to recommend that certain childhood immunizations be divided into five separate shots, each containing a smaller amount of vaccine and administered six months apart. Vaccine experts have expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of this approach. This proposal marks a significant departure from current immunization schedules.
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