President Donald Trump has made a move to change the federal recommendations for childhood vaccines in the US. This change comes in the form of an executive order. The announcement was made on August 10, 2026.
Details of the changes are available from the source. Further information on the overhaul of childhood vaccine recommendations can be found through KTXS, providing Abilene residents with the latest updates on this development.
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