US president’s claims over vaccines could risk children’s lives, the UK’s public health authority says
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US president’s claims over vaccines could risk children’s lives, the UK’s public health authority says
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UK experts have slapped down Donald Trump’s unfounded remarks over measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccines, warning the US president’s claims are “nonsense” and could risk children’s lives.
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