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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s department funneled nearly $800,000 into a research project tied to a Russian lab at the center of a chilling plague mystery. Federal records obtained by the watchdog group White Coat Waste show that the latest grants landed just weeks ago, just before the death of a worker at the Siberian facility sparked widespread panic. According to the group, the Kennedy-run National Institutes of Health awarded $779,689 to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign for research conducted in partnership with Russia’s state-run Institute of Cytology and Genetics. But the Russian institute has previously collaborated on plague research with the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute, the Siberian facility now under international scrutiny after the death of 28-year-old researcher Darya Shipilova. Shipilova reportedly fell ill after a Sept. 25 laboratory incident involving a broken test tube. She subsequently died of what Russian authorities identified as “pneumonia of unknown etiology,” while some local reports claimed she had been ill with pneumonic plague. Authorities placed nearly 200 people in quarantine immediately after her death. Russian authorities have insisted that testing found no dangerous pathogens connected to her work. But the mysterious circumstances have triggered international concern, with the U.S and World Health Organization...

States said the cash infusion will help bolster efforts to increase vaccinations and identify cases.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has long questioned the safety of vaccines, is planning a broad federal effort to address vaccine injuries.

RFK Jr. reportedly oversaw nearly $800K in funding for research involving a Russian lab tied to the facility at the center of a suspected plague outbreak.

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