Breaking: Kennedy brings the “Aluminum Family” back as an “Aluminum Working Group”

Breaking: Kennedy brings the “Aluminum Family” back as an “Aluminum Working Group”
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NEW YORK - Secretary Kennedy brought back members of the “aluminum family” as an “aluminum working group“ which is being led by Lyn Redwood, according to a member of the group who spoke on the condition of anonymity. The group consists of Christopher Exley (UK) and Christopher Shaw (Canada), the founders of the aluminum toxicity field of research; Guillemette Crepeaux, an aluminum researcher in Paris, and Nikolai Petrovsky, an Australian vaccine developer and Founder of Vaxine, a biotechnology company. Another member is William "Reyn" Archer III, MD, a former Texas Health commissioner and a vaccine critic.

The group has been meeting weekly and had four meetings so far, with no tangible decisions made yet, according to the source. On Tuesday, Kennedy and Jay Bhattacharya joined the meeting. Kennedy talked about accelerating aluminum research. Bhattacharya offered NIH funding via the R01 mechanism.