WHO chief warns Trump’s vaccine policy overhaul is against ‘decades of evidence’
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On Wednesday, World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that President Donald Trump's proposed overhaul of child vaccination policies in the United States runs counter to decades of scientific evidence. The WHO statement was issued in Geneva following an executive order signed by Trump on Monday, which called for a re-evaluation of school vaccine mandates and included repeated calls regarding measles.
The WHO chief specifically cautioned that delaying or unnecessarily spacing out vaccinations does not enhance safety and ultimately leaves children unprotected against preventable diseases.
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Free Malaysia Today (MY)Focuses on WHO chief's specific warning about delayed and spaced-out vaccine safety.