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Exhibit 135

Make Our Children Healthy Again: Assessment

Exhibit 135 ยท Commission report

Make Our Children Healthy Again: Assessment

In experimental animal and wildlife studies, exposure to another herbicide (atrazine) can cause endocrine disruption and birth defects.

The commission's assessment of childhood chronic disease. Its chemical-exposure section names glyphosate and atrazine and cites studies of their possible health effects, alongside federal residue-compliance data and federal reviews that did not establish a direct link between labeled herbicide use and adverse outcomes.

Source
President's Make America Healthy Again Commission
Date
22 May 2025
Quoted from
PDF p. 44
Grade
Primary record
Document
https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/WH-The-MAHA-Report-Assessment.pdf
Accessed
2026-11-09
Cited by
Findings citing this exhibit
Note
Quoted from the version posted on 9 November 2026. The White House replaced citations after the original release; see undark-2025-maha-citations.

Cited by

Finding MED-6.5
Primary record The May 2025 MAHA assessment cited research on the health effects of glyphosate and atrazine. The September 2025 strategy named neither herbicide and committed EPA to building public confidence in its pesticide reviews.