Donald Trump proposes smaller vaccine doses to reduce autism risk

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President Donald Trump has proposed a change to vaccine administration, suggesting that children receive five smaller doses rather than a single multi-shot injection. Speaking at a White House event focused on school choice, Trump stated his belief that this approach could help prevent autism, which he characterized as an epidemic.

This proposal is aligned with the administration’s ‘Make America Health Again’ (MAHA) agenda, which is closely associated with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The suggestion follows a long-standing skepticism from Trump regarding multi-shot vaccines, a position he has expressed publicly since at least 2014.

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Donald Trump · Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · White House

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[○ 1 SOURCE] Donald Trump suggested administering five smaller vaccine doses instead of one large multi-shot dose to potentially reduce autism rates. thenationalpulse.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] Trump believes there is a link between multi-shot vaccines and the autism epidemic in the United States. thenationalpulse.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] The proposal is part of the Make America Health Again (MAHA) agenda. thenationalpulse.com

Sources

Autismo e vaccini, Trump propone cinque piccole dosi invece di una massiccia [www.vetrinatv.it]

about 1 month ago

Trump collega ancora vaccini e autismo: "Come un'epidemia" [www.lsdmagazine.com]

about 1 month ago

Trump Tells Parents to Avoid Multi-Shot Vaccines, Reduce Autism Risk. [thenationalpulse.com]

about 1 month ago