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Ani Freedman

RFK Jr.’s ‘MAHA report’ revealed to have cited studies that don’t exist, and misinterpreted others

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. released his 73-page “MAHA Report,” commissioned by the Trump administration, last week. Aiming to find the root causes of chronic disease in the U.S., it included sections on childhood illness, ultra-processed foods, chemicals, technology and children’s mental health, and medication and vaccines for children. 

It cited 522 studies, with RFK calling the report a “milestone” achievement for public health filled with “gold standard” science. 

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