Trump signs bonkers order that cuts vaccines, promotes ones that don't exist
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特朗普签署行政令，大幅调整联邦疫苗推荐政策，将儿童建议接种疫苗数量从18种减至11种，并延长接种间隔、增加就诊次数。该举措缺乏科学依据，基于已被驳斥的疫苗致自闭症及“免疫系统超载”等反疫苗错误信息。签署仪式上，特朗普还声称儿科疫苗“大如汽水瓶”，称接种后“坏事频发”，相关说法与事实不符。
President Trump signed an executive order Monday that makes sweeping, unilateral changes to federal vaccine recommendations. The order aims to reduce the number of lifesaving vaccines all children are recommended to get—from 18 to 11—while also splitting them up and spacing them out over more time and more medical visits.
The vaccine changes are not backed by evidence or spurred by new findings. Rather, they are based on false anti-vaccine fearmongering about harms, including the debunked claim that they cause autism, and misinformation that multiple vaccinations can "overwhelm" children's immune systems. This false claim has also been repeatedly debunked and explained.
During a signing event at the White House on Monday afternoon, Trump falsely claimed that pediatricians "have a vaccination that looks like the size of a bottle of soda," that is "poured into a little child's body, and bad things happen in too many cases. This is an explosion; this is an epidemic," Trump said.
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