Overview

• At least four studies cited in the MAHA report have no record, according to Columbia University researchers and AFP investigations.
• The report contradicts scientific consensus by raising unsubstantiated vaccine safety concerns and calls for a review of childhood vaccination schedules.
• Scientists named in the document, including Katherine Keyes and Noah Kreski, denied authoring the cited papers and highlighted flawed citation practices.
• After attributing errors to formatting, White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt announced corrections and provided updated links in a revised version of the report.
• Opposition Democrats decried the document as rife with misinformation, but the White House reiterated its full confidence in Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.