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CDC cuts childhood vaccine schedule from 18 to 11 shots, sparking concern despite unchanged school rules.
The CDC has revised its childhood vaccine schedule, reducing recommended shots from 18 to 11, sparking concern among parents and health officials despite no immediate changes to school requirements.
While the update, influenced by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., shifts responsibility to families and providers, major medical groups still urge full vaccination.
Essential vaccines for diseases like measles, polio, and HPV remain recommended.
Illinois has adopted a similar schedule aligned with AAP guidelines, aiming for consistent, science-based protection.
Public health departments report stable vaccination rates but anticipate increased need for provider education amid growing confusion.
El CDC reduce el calendario de vacunas infantiles de 18 a 11 inyecciones, lo que genera preocupación a pesar de las reglas escolares sin cambios.