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National Academies outlines timeline and scope for clinical guidance on Red Hill exposures
Summary
The National Academies study director told FTAC the committee will review evidence on JP‑5 health effects, gather community input and release a report with clinical follow‑up recommendations by March 2026 following peer review.
Elizabeth (Liz) Boyle, senior program officer and study director for a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine committee, briefed the Fuel Tank Advisory Committee on the organization’s study of clinical follow‑up and care recommendations for people exposed during the November 2021 JP‑5 release at Red Hill.
The National Academies study will review scientific evidence, assess exposure information, hold community listening sessions and propose evidence‑informed guidance for clinical monitoring and care. Boyle emphasized what the study will not do: it will not assign liability, make remediation or…
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