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White House directs HHS and CDC to align childhood vaccine recommendations with “best practices from peer, developed countries”

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In a Dec. 5 memo, President Donald Trump directed the HHS secretary and the CDC director to “align the U.S. core childhood vaccine recommendations with best practices from peer, developed countries.”

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