White House Addresses Formatting Issues in MAHA Health Report Citing Non-Existent Sources
PBS NewsHourMay 29, 20251 min12,219 views
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- 🎯 An investigation revealed that the Hallmark MAHA Commission report cited studies that appear to not exist, with some listed authors stating they did not write the cited works.
- ⚠️ The White House acknowledged formatting issues with the report, which are being addressed and will result in an updated version.
- 💡 Despite the citation concerns, the White House maintains complete confidence in Secretary Kennedy and his team at HHS, stating the issues do not negate the report's substance.
Report Significance and Production
- ✨ The MAHA report is described as one of the most transformative health reports ever released by the federal government.
- 🔬 It is stated to be backed by good science that has historically been unrecognized by the federal government.
- ❓ When asked about the tools or research, such as AI, used in producing these reports, the White House deferred to the Department of Health and Human Services for specifics.
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