India, Sept. 26 -- US President Donald Trump on Friday repeated his claim to pregnant women over the use of Tylenol, asking them to avoid it unless "absolutely necessary", and gave some fresh advice on young children's vaccination.

He told mothers to not give Tylenol to young children for "virtually any reason". Trump also asked them to break down the MMR shots, a vaccine that protects against three serious diseases: measles, mumps, and rubella. He told them to divide the shot into three "totally separate shots" and not mix them.

The President urged people to take the chicken pox shot separately. He asked parents to get their children the Hepatitis B shot at the age of 12 or above. Lastly, he said, "Take vaccine in five separate medical...