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Trump Administration Weighs Vaccine-Autism Executive Order Despite Scientific Consensus

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Trump Administration Weighs Vaccine-Autism Executive Order Despite Scientific Consensus

A potential executive order linking vaccines to autism would signal a policy shift on public health contradicting decades of medical research, raising questions about how federal health guidance and childhood vaccination rates may be affected.

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