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Federal Report on Chronic Childhood Diseases Cited Fake Studies and Likely Used AI, Critics Say Although experts support key conclusions about the risk of chronic childhood disease from ultra-processed foods, DHHS report faces backlash for citing nonexistent studies and possibly using AI. June 2, 2025 Irvin Jackson Add Your Comments Scientific confidence in a newly released government report on chronic childhood diseases has been shaken, after researchers and journalists uncovered multiple fabricated citations and misrepresented findings. The “Make Our Children Healthy Again Assessment” was published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) on May 22, which the administration claimed was a detailed investigation into the contributing factors for chronic diseases affecting children, like diabetes, autism and ADHD. DHHS researchers determined that ultra-processed foods, food additives and vaccines contributed to those diseases, indicating that 70% of U.S. children’s calories come from highly processed foods, like sodas and snacks. However, many of those findings are now being questioned. Children’s Health Report Under Fire Days after the DHHS report was released, a number of news outlets discovered that seven studies cited throughout the report simply did not exist. In addition, some researchers who worked on actual studies mentioned in the report have warned that their findings were mischaracterized. Some researchers cited in the report came forward themselves to indicate the report mentions them contributing to studies that simply never existed, or that they never worked on. The errors, eventually confirmed by DHHS and White House officials, have been corrected in a new version of the report, which has replaced the old version on the DHHS website. However, it raises continuing questions among healthcare officials about a lack of scientific knowledge and, according to some, a lack of intellectual honesty and rigorous review, in the current administration. Processed Food Lawsuit Did your child develop health problems from consuming processed foods? Lawsuits are being filed against the food industry for intentionally manufacturing ultra-processed foods with addictive and harmful substances that have contributed to a spike in childhood diabetes, fatty liver disease and other chronic illnesses. Learn More SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR COMPENSATION Processed Food Lawsuit Did your child develop health problems from consuming processed foods? Lawsuits are being filed against the food industry for intentionally manufacturing ultra-processed foods with addictive and harmful substances that have contributed to a spike in childhood diabetes, fatty liver disease and other chronic illnesses. Learn More SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR COMPENSATION Observers also question how the errors occurred, with some analysts indicating that it looks as though portions of the report may have been written using Artificial Intelligence (AI), according to a story in the New York Times. AI, while growing in popularity, is frequently unreliable for scientific and journalistic use, due to the risk of “AI hallucinations,” where the algorithms end up fabricating “facts” that appear to fit the subject matter mentioned in the user’s prompts. The administration has not confirmed the use of AI and downplayed the errors as minor. Most Conclusions Not in Question Despite the controversy over fabricated citations and possible AI use, critics of the report say they do not disagree with many of the conclusions, particularly those involving U.S. children’s diets and consumption of ultra-processed food. However, they have raised questions about the report’s criticism of vaccines, saying DHHS researchers failed to understand basic issues in immunology. Prior studies have found a strong association between the consumption of ultra-processed foods and a higher risk of type 2 diabetes among children, along with other problems such as sleep disorders, respiratory issues and depression. In addition, ultra-processed foods have been linked to cardiovascular problems, including heart attacks and heart failure. As a result of these findings, many families have begun pursuing ultra-processed food lawsuits against the food industry, alleging that the food industry has intentionally promoted ultra-processed foods for children, despite the known health risks. 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