> It matters because the rise in cancers in working age people is likely linked to the vaccines
This statement I find an extreme position. And it is highly speculative. I can also state, that listening to a certain song for 2 times a day for 7 years will lead to the strength to lift 200 kilos over the head. Only because I would be able to publish real cases, where this happened does still not proof the causality of the cong to the strength.
And say that scientists do not investigate it for clear reasons against me.
And this is more or less the reasoning with vaccines causing cancer. The only difference, that clearly many institutions would want to know it, when there is evidence, which points in this direction.
But the studies pointing in this direction (1. Kim et al. 2025, Seoul; 2. Gentilini 2026; 3. Kuperwasser 2026) have critial errors in methology.
1. Did not control for COVID-19 infections.
2. Explicitly states, it can not establish causality between vaccines and cancer.
3. States, that the current data is insufficient to support a causality of cancer being caused by COVIC-vaccines.
So give me any study, that is not disqualified for obvious reasons and holds evidence for the causality between vaccines and cancer.
Otherwise I see it as an extreme statement. And I decide for myself to see it as an extreme statement.
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