A NOTUS investigation reprinted by Undark finds that the 'Make America Healthy Again' Commission report, written to investigate chronic illness, cites at least seven nonexistent studies alongside broken links, wrong issue numbers, and misstated or mischaracterized findings from real researchers. Cited authors like Katherine Keyes and Harold Farber denied the works, and after the reporting the White House quietly replaced the fabricated citations while press secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed the problems as 'formatting issues.'