WHO chief: US immunization changes ‘not aligned with decades of evidence’
Summary
The World Health Organization (WHO) chief expressed concern about recent changes in the United States' vaccine policy for children. The WHO says these changes do not match years of research showing the best timing and number of vaccines to protect children from diseases.Key Facts
- The WHO chief spoke out against recent U.S. changes to child vaccination policies.
- WHO believes the updated U.S. policy does not follow decades of scientific research.
- Research shows when children are most at risk of diseases and when vaccines work best.
- The policy changes affect the timing and number of vaccine doses given to children.
- The WHO's statement aims to highlight concerns about child immunization effectiveness.
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