Trump suggests smaller infant vaccine shots over more doctor visits

4 articles · Updated · Salon · May 10

In a televised interview on Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson, he said babies should get shots over four visits and linked current schedules to autism.
Trump also said he believes in vaccines and praised the polio vaccine, but argued infants receive too many doses at once.
Medical evidence does not support a link between childhood vaccines and autism, and infant vaccines are not administered all at once or in large quantities.

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