In El Paso, a recent development may affect local families. An executive order has been signed, which could alter the way a common vaccine is administered. Typically, children receive two doses of this vaccine, with the first dose given early in life and the second dose given a few years later.

Further guidance is available from health authorities. They recommend a specific schedule for vaccine doses, with an additional dose possible in certain situations. Local parents may be wondering how this change will impact their children's health.

Details about the executive order and its implications can be found through local news sources, such as KVIA.