President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday, August 10, aimed at reducing the number of required childhood vaccines by consolidating the immunization schedule to 11 doses. The directive shifts focus from the previous 14-recommendation framework, emphasizing federal-level adjustments to vaccination timelines.
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