White House Updates Controversial 'Make America Healthy Again' Report Amid Citation Scandal
The White House has amended Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s report after an investigation revealed multiple false citations, raising concerns about its scientific integrity.

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Summary
The White House has corrected several citations in Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s 'Make America Healthy Again' report, which previously cited non-existent studies. Following an investigation by NOTUS, it was revealed that seven citations referenced papers that do not exist, including a supposed study on adolescent mental health. The report, which critiques children's health issues and seeks $500 million in funding, has faced scrutiny for its scientific rigor and accuracy. Critics, including public health experts, have raised concerns about the report's conclusions and the lack of input from medical professionals.
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