President Donald Trump directed the U.S childhood vaccine schedule to be aligned with peer nations if a review by the Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds theirs are superior to the current U.S. schedule.
Trump issued a memorandum on Friday directing HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy and acting CDC Director Jim O’Neil to conduct a review of peer nations.
The memo begins by noting that other developed nations, like Denmark, Japan, and Germany, all recommend fewer childhood vaccines than the United States, which recommended vaccines for 18 diseases as of January, including the coronavirus…
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