Trump’s child health report includes errors, even fake studies
Nonexistent Studies Undermine Report Credibility Nonexistent Studies Undermine Report Credibility (image credits: unsplash) The Trump administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) report, released in May 2025, has come under intense scrutiny for citing studies that do not exist. An investigation by NOTUS revealed that at least seven of the approximately 500 studies referenced in the report are nonexistent, with some citations leading to broken links or misrepresented findings. For instance, the report cites a study on ADHD medication by Robert L. Findling, which cannot be found in any journal, and Findling himself has denied authoring such a study. AI-Generated Citations … Read more





