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Dr. Oz Says The MMR Vaccine Is Not 'Lethal' as Trump Administration Faces Questions Over Vaccine Policy

BenzingaSnigdha Gairola

Oz says the MMR vaccine is “not a lethal vaccine” after Trump warned the combined shot could be “quite lethal” amid vaccine policy scrutiny.

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