Week-old MAHA report updated over citation of nonexistent studies
The Department of Health and Human Services updated its week-old Make America Healthy Again report after NOTUS found it cited nonexistent studies and misinterpreted others, with cited researchers like Harold J. Farber disputing the studies. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt blamed formatting issues and declined to say whether AI was used, while HHS spokesperson Emily Hilliard said the report's substance remains unchanged.