President Donald Trump addressed reporters on Friday, discussing significant changes in vaccine administration. He emphasized the need for pharmaceutical companies to modify how vaccinations are given.
Trump proposed that vaccines should be divided into five separate doses. Each dose would be administered every six months. He asserted that this adjustment might play a role in decreasing autism rates.
These remarks were made a day following Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s comments. At a conference for the anti-vaccine group he established, Kennedy informed attendees about having a “friend at the White House.”
The statements from both Trump and Kennedy highlight ongoing discussions and concerns related to vaccine practices and their effects.
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