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President Trump’s controversial executive order pushing to split the MMR vaccine into three separate shots and space them out has sparked alarm among public health experts. Claiming kids get “seventy-two jabs” — a gross exaggeration — and warning combo vaccines are “lethal,” the proposal ignores reality: U.S. guidelines recommend around 30 shots total, and standalone measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines aren’t available here. Experts confirm the MMR is safe, effective, and any side effects are mild. Delaying vaccinations could leave children vulnerable to deadly outbreaks — measles cases this year already hit record highs. The debunked autism-vaccine link myth, rooted in a fraudulent study, continues to mislead. Doctors warn that tampering with proven schedules endangers children’s health and erodes public trust in science.

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