Trump signs executive order on childhood vaccines

President Trump has moved to alter the universal childhood vaccine schedule by signing an executive order that aims to break up the MMR shot into individual doses and reduce the number of vaccines required for children. This move could reshape the vaccination landscape, though it comes amid ongoing public health debates about vaccine safety and efficacy. Experts like NBC News' Monica Alba and Dr. Akshay Syal are weighing in on the potential implications for public health and parental concerns regarding vaccine overload. This order signals a significant policy shift in how the administration views childhood immunizations.