Unveiling Hidden Risks: mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines and Cancer

A Japanese study found significant increases in cancer deaths after the third dose of mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines, with rises in breast, prostate, and ovarian cancers. Researchers suggest potential links between the vaccines and immunosuppression, which could lead to cancer progression. The study adds to ongoing concerns about vaccine safety, highlighting reports of adverse effects like myocarditis.

Editor’s Note: This pattern of delayed disclosure and ongoing revelations about potential mRNA vaccine harm is deeply troubling. Highlighting what we already know: the risks of these vaccines have been underestimated. It is irresponsible to continue administering additional doses without fully understanding their long-term consequences. [See also: Study Reveals COVID mRNA Vaccine Components Remain in Blood for Up to 28 Days, Study: Autoimmune Diseases Linked to mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines, The Uncharted Risks of Repeated COVID-19 mRNA Vaccinations]

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