WorldReutersTrump says he will demand some childhood vaccines be split into five shots
Trump says he will push vaccine makers to split some childhood vaccines into five smaller doses, claiming it will reduce autism, with no scientific evidence cited.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that his administration plans to demand vaccine makers split certain childhood vaccines into five separate doses, which he believes will result in a massive reduction in autism.
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