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Jaymie Vaz

Trump says he will push vaccine makers to split some childhood shots into five doses, and offers no evidence it would reduce autism

President Donald Trump said Friday that his administration will recommend dividing certain childhood vaccines into five smaller doses given six months apart, a step Reuters reported he believes would sharply reduce autism. Reuters noted that Trump gave no scientific evidence tying vaccines to autism, a connection scientists have repeatedly debunked.

Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump said the administration will recommend “five doses marked one, two, three, four, five” given in “six-month intervals, so that a small amount of the vaccine gets pumped into the body,” CNN reported.

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