Dr. Willie Underwood III, president of the American Medical Association, stated on August 10, 2026, that President Trump's new recommendations regarding childhood immunizations could jeopardize children's health. He emphasized the importance of vaccines as effective measures to protect against serious vaccine-preventable diseases. This statement aligns with the views of other medical experts who have also criticized the executive order.
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American Medical Association expresses concerns over Trump executive order on childhood vaccine schedule
The president of the American Medical Association, Dr. Willie Underwood III, criticized President Trump's recommendations on childhood immunizations, stating they pose a risk to children's health. He highlighted the effectiveness of vaccines in preventing serious diseases, echoing concerns from other medical professionals.
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