The American Medical Association criticized President Trump's executive order to align US childhood vaccine recommendations with Denmark's, stating there is no credible scientific evidence for the change. The AMA defended the current US schedule, which is based on decades of research and tailored to the US disease burden.
President Trump's executive order to align US childhood vaccine recommendations with those of Denmark has drawn criticism from the American Medical Association. The AMA argues that the current US vaccine schedule is robust and based on extensive research tailored to the US disease landscape, and that there is no scientific basis for adopting Denmark's approach, which has a different healthcare system and population characteristics.
President Trump's executive order to align US childhood vaccine recommendations with those of Denmark has drawn criticism from the American Medical Association. The AMA argues that the current US vaccine schedule is robust and based on extensive research tailored to the US disease landscape, and that there is no scientific basis for adopting Denmark's approach, which has a different healthcare system and population characteristics.
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