Robert F. Kennedy Jr. May Adopt Denmark’s Childhood Immunisation Plan

What the change could mean for U.S. kids

The former attorney‑general‑candidate is reportedly considering a switch from the United States’ current vaccine schedule to the one used in Denmark. If implemented, the new plan would reduce the number of shots recommended for children during their early years.

International reaction

A senior official from the Danish Ministry of Health called the proposal “baffling,” adding that the United States appears to be getting “crazier and crazier in public health.” The comment reflects growing skepticism abroad about the U.S. approach to routine childhood immunisations.