5 questions parents may have after Trump's latest vaccine move

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The executive order did not introduce new research or vaccines — it was mostly symbolic. — It likely won't change immediate vaccination practices.
Parents weren't asking about vaccine access before — this suggests they trust current policies. — There's no indication of a shift in public concern for now. Keep an eye on any potential legal challenges to past executive actions.

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A child is prepped to receive an MMR vaccine at Lurie Children's Primary Care in Chicago.(Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune