J. B. Handley

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Jonathan Bradford Handley, Jr. is a health activist who co-founded the group Generation Rescue, which argues that autism is caused by childhood vaccines containing thimerosal.^{[citation needed]}

Handley, a Stanford University graduate, is the managing partner and founder of Swander Pace Capital, a leveraged buyout fund.^{[citation needed]} In May, 2005, he, his wife Lisa, and over 150 parents launched Generation Rescue, a non-profit, California based, international support group dedicated to treating autism and other neurological disorders the group contends result from heavy metal poisoning, particularly thimerosal containing vaccines.^{[citation needed]}