A recent development in federal policy on childhood vaccines has been reported. President Donald Trump signed a decree aimed at reforming the government's approach to childhood vaccines. The decree proposes changes to the national vaccination schedule.

Details of the proposed changes are limited, but it is known that the decree suggests reducing the total number of recommended vaccines for young children. The decree also categorizes the vaccination schedule into three groups. Further information on the specifics of the proposed changes can be found through CNN, which obtained a draft of the document.

Additional details on the decree's implications are available from the source, including information on specific vaccine recommendations.