A wheat grower from Spokane County visited the Capitol this week to drum up support for glyphosate, a widely used weed killer that was targeted in a May report commissioned by Health Secretary Robert ...

All of these moves in the food industry have one thing in common — they align with recommendations from the Make America ...

The MAHA report’s critique of doctors reveals how little the commission, which includes not one pediatrician, understands about practicing medicine. For example, ...

A government report released on Thursday covering wide swaths of American health and wellness reflects some of the most contentious views on vaccines, the nation’s food supply, pesticides and ...

The report, created by a MAHA commission that includes all of President Donald Trump’s cabinet members, mixes nuggets of truth— like the idea that it’s important to focus on kids’ health ...

The MAHA report, issued on May 22 by the newly created Make America Healthy Again Commission, focuses on chronic and widespread health problems affecting America’s children and covers a broad ...

The MAHA report argues that corporate influence has compromised government agencies and public health through “corporate capture.” It alleges that most research on chronic childhood diseases is funded ...

However, the Trump administration’s publication of an error-riddled MAHA Commission report last month now has healthcare academics and professionals, from inside the “traditional” Western ...

Now, new information has surfaced that the MAHA report, which was a 72-page document focusing on the factors that could be contributing to childhood illness, should have been proofread.

At some point between 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Thursday, the MAHA Report file was updated on the White House site to remove mentions of “corrected hyperlinks” and one of the “oaicite” markers.

RFK Jr.’s MAHA report raises concerns about vaccines, foods and drugs May 22, 2025 by AMANDA SEITZ and MICHELLE L. PRICE, The Associated Press ...

When the authors of the report are not making up sources, they often misquote or misconstrue the actual sources. According to the MAHA report, over 40% of U.S. children have a chronic condition.