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The Trump administration is flipping the script on childhood vaccines, ditching one-size-fits-all guidelines for a more personalized approach. New rules divide shots into three tiers: universal, high-risk specific, and individualized decisions between parents and doctors — though CDC approval still governs actual schedules. Supporters say this empowers informed consent by factoring in each child’s unique health, history, and environment. Critics fear it could dilute CDC authority and spark confusion over vaccine timing. What’s clear? The focus is now squarely on shared decision-making between families and clinicians.

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