Medical experts meet about childhood vaccines
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Parents across the country are waiting to find out how the Trump administration will overhaul the children's vaccination schedule in 2026. Medical experts gathered at a meeting Monday to discuss vaccinations for the youngest Americans. FOX's Steve Harrigan has details. 

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