“Decisions about how and when vaccines are used should be driven by rigorous scientific evidence, patient safety, and independent medical and public health expertise. Altering a proven vaccination schedule without credible evidence risks weakening public confidence and putting children’s health at risk.” The cozy relationship explainedThe AMA’s warning against the new vaccine schedule protects Big Pharma’s interest in providing more vaccines, given the relationship between the two entities. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) also warned against Trump’s new vaccine schedule, calling it “dangerous.” Trump’s executive order did not rescind the measles vaccine, but did suggest breaking up the MMR vaccine – which includes measles – into three separate vaccinations given at separate times.