On September 18, 2026, President Donald Trump discussed health care matters with reporters in the Oval Office. His comments followed a recent statement by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who addressed a conference of an anti-vaccine group that he founded. Kennedy assured attendees that they could consider the White House an ally.
During the event, President Trump announced his intention to pressure pharmaceutical companies to modify the way vaccines are distributed. He proposed splitting vaccines into five separate doses to be administered every six months. He claimed that this change would help lower autism rates.
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