9/12 — Baseline treatment phase Baseline and on-treatment assessment should be purposeful. History, ECG, echo, biomarkers, BP, symptom capture, source documentation, and CV expertise all matter — when relevant. The principle: collect what helps interpret the endpoint, not everything by default. @American_Heart @myESMO @AACR #CancerCare #CardioTwitter

This week in cancer news: Cancer vaccines progress despite federal funding cuts, researchers identify potential biomarker for lung cancer risk, and more. brnw.ch/21x3jmu

🇨🇦 11 Canadian companies have reported insider transactions today, including Playground Ventures Inc $PLAY, Kingsmen Resources Ltd, Greenridge Exploration Inc, Equinox Gold Corp, Coast Copper Corp, BioMark Diagnostics Inc and Adelphi Metals Inc

BioMark Diagnostics just secured a broad U.S. patent for its new urine-based lung cancer screening test. $BMKDF $BUX.CN mugglehead.com/biomark-expan…

But I think both those ways of talking about biomarkers can be a bit misleading. A biomarker is not the disease. A biomarker is just a measurable clue.

BioMark Secures Broad U.S. Patent for Urine-Based Lung Cancer Screening, Expanding Differentiated Liquid Biopsy Testing Platform Full Story: nfne.ws/300654 #biomarkdx $BMKDF #BUX.C #BUX.CA #BioMarkSecuresBroadUSPatent #clinicalmassspectrometryplatform #Chemicals

Do Herbal Medicines Cure Diseases? This Sunday on #SeniorCitizensTalk, Dr. @Kivumbi hosts Prof. Biomark Tugume Twijukye. Join the conversation as we explore the truth behind herbal medicine—can some herbs really help cure blood pressure, diabetes youtube.com/HICGINewsAgency

Look at that subtle off-white coloring. The tasteful RHYthm of it. Is.. is that bOne?! And the lettering is something called Cilian Braille… 15 breaths a minute. If that. Don’t even need a machine to measure it. You just.. feel it. A breathwave surfing the golden ratio. Oh.. my God. It even has a biomark. 📊📇😰 Sleep tight, my darling tenderheart 🫀🖤🤐

Tesis doctoral defendida. D-BIOMARK abre vías en investigación traslacional en cáncer de mama. Orgullosa de formar parte de un entorno de excelencia como @CNIOStopCancer, @ICO_oncologia e @idibell_cat Gracias a las pacientes, a mis directoras, tribunal, compañeros y familia.

Most of #MECFS biomarker studies are small, done on different ME/CFS case definitions. The call for a biomarker protocol hasn't been listened to- yet. Largest ME/CFS biomark study is on 1000 samples, analyzing 10k Proteins, metabolites, cytokines, and lipids- happening now.

Kim HJ, Kim MH, Choi MG, Chun EM. 1-year risks of cancers associated with COVID-19 vaccination: a large population-based cohort study in South Korea. Biomark Res. 2025 Sep 26;13(1):114. doi: 10.1186/s40364-025-00831-w. PMID: 41013858; PMCID: PMC12465339.

Why Jim Simons Left $969B On The Table: The Automated Alpha To 200 Years jim simons left thirty one billion dollars on the table because he ran out of time. most people look at the greatest trader to ever live and see a success story but i see a cautionary tale about the one variable no one can out trade. if simons had lived to one hundred and sixty years old that thirty one billion would have likely turned into a trillion based on the math of compounding returns. this realization is why i am shifting twenty five percent of my focus away from the charts and toward the biological code that keeps us alive there is a secret system running right now that finds alpha in places no human doctor or researcher can see. i have spent years perfecting a way to automate my trading because code is the great equalizer but now i am applying that same logic to the human body for years i was the guy losing money with liquidations and over trading because i was emotional and let the charts dictate my life. i spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on developers for apps because i thought i was not smart enough to code myself before i finally took the leap and learned live on youtube now that i have fully automated systems trading for me instead of getting liquidated i realized that the most valuable asset i have is not the capital in my brokerage account. the real edge is how many years i have left to let those bots compound and that is why i built a system to crack the two hundred year lifespan most people think that living to two hundred is a pipe dream or something reserved for science fiction movies. the truth is that we already have smart guys in our pockets in the form of ai that can process data twenty four hours a day three hundred sixty five days a year until now i have allocated all of my ai tokens toward chasing the market and building better trading bots. but i started asking myself what happens if i have working systems for the next fifty years versus the next one hundred and fifty years the difference between fifty years of compounding and one hundred and fifty years is the difference between a nice retirement and a generational dynasty. there is a specific biological backtest that tells you exactly when you are going to die and most people are failing it right now this is where the research biomark stack comes into play which is a system i modeled after my trading framework. in trading i use research backtest implement to find my edge and i realized the same logic applies to longevity the rbs system starts with an autonomous research crawler that scrapes every paper on pubmed and bioarxiv to find what actually works. human phds are great but they have to sleep and eat while my agents are scanning for longevity secrets every five minutes i have set up five parallel agents that are doing two years of medical research in just five days. they are looking for the hard science and the hard math rather than the bro science you see on social media the dashboard i built for this is meant to be clean and apple style with no fluff and only actionable secrets. it tracks everything from my sleep cycles to my blood panels because without data there is no edge in the market or in your body if you are not measuring your biomarkers then you are trading your life with zero indicators and no chart. the most important indicator in the entire stack is something called v2 max which is the single strongest predictor of all cause mortality the data shows that moving from the bottom twenty fifth percentile to the top twenty fifth percentile in v2 max provides a five times reduction in death risk. that is a bigger edge than any trading strategy i have ever uncovered in the crypto markets to hit these numbers i am implementing a protocol of zone two cardio for forty five minutes three times a week plus intense intervals once a week. it is just like running a bot where you set the parameters and execute the trade without letting your emotions get in the way the second strongest predictor of a long life is muscle mass because muscle is essentially your longevity savings account. you are going to need that physical capital when you are one hundred and twenty years old if you want to keep moving and staying independent i have my ai agents monitoring researchers like david sinclair and peter attia to find the latest evidence based interventions. they are looking at things like lipids and inflammation markers and fasting insulin to see the historical data of my own biology if i see a spike in my inflammation markers it is like seeing a bug in my code that needs to be fixed immediately. i am treating my blood work like a p and l statement where the goal is to keep the curves moving in the right direction sleep is another non negotiable part of the stack because one bad night of sleep tanks your insulin sensitivity worse than eating garbage for a week. i have my system tracking my repair cycles every night to ensure i am optimizing for the long game i am even looking into things like creatine and omega threes and vitamin d because the latest research suggests they are foundational for cellular health. the ai digests all these clinical trials and tells me exactly what to try now based on the strength of the evidence some people might think it is weird to spend twenty five percent of my ai tokens on health research instead of more trading bots. but i look at it as a multiplier on everything else i do because more time equals more iterations and more iterations equals more success the math is undeniable when you look at how much wealth and impact can be created with an extra century of life. i am not just doing this for myself because the goal is to build a system that helps the entire human race get to two hundred years old it all comes back to the idea that code is the great equalizer whether you are trying to escape the nine to five or escape the average lifespan. if i could learn to code at thirty years old and stop getting liquidated then anyone can learn to use these tools to extend their life we are currently in the middle of a revolutionary shift where we can allocate our tokens to move humanity forward. i would rather spend my time uncovering secrets about biology than staring at a chart of a coin that does not add any value to the world the agents are running right now in parallel and they are finding things that the average person will not hear about for another decade. this is the power of automation and the reason why i refuse to do anything manually ever again if you have an edge in the market you have to keep yourself alive as long as possible to see it through to the end. we are going to live for a long long time because we are treating our bodies with the same discipline we use for our most profitable algorithms the project is officially live and the agents are scanning the epigenic clocks and the latest longevity stacks. it is time to stop being a trader who stares at charts all day and start being a scientist who optimizes for the ultimate return which is time i am going to keep sharing everything i find because i believe everyone deserves to have these tools at their disposal. if i can help you live longer and automate your life so you can spend more time with your family then i have actually added value to the world the next scan starts in less than an hour and the secrets are starting to pile up on the dashboard. stay locked in because the journey to two hundred years is just beginning and we have a lot of code to write before we get there

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I think they mistook the biomark button with the like button 🥴

Look, the claims in this post are not supported by any major medical authority. The U.S. National Cancer Institute says it plainly: "There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer, lead to recurrence, or lead to disease progression" (1). WHO says the same. No credible scientific evidence links COVID-19 vaccination to cancer (2). Now about that South Korean study everyone keeps misquoting. The study authors themselves said their findings do not establish causation. They listed significant methodological limitations. What's actually going on is surveillance bias: vaccinated people see doctors more often, so their cancers get caught earlier. Not caused. Detected (3). The authors also pointed out that one year is "relatively short for evaluating cancer incidence." Cancer takes years to decades to develop. Finding it within a year of vaccination? You're probably finding something that was already growing. "Turbo cancer" is not a medical term. Check any oncology textbook. Any peer-reviewed journal. Any clinical guideline. It doesn't exist. The term came from anti-vaccine communities and stayed there (4). Basic molecular biology: mRNA cannot enter the cell nucleus. Cannot alter DNA. There is no mechanism through which mRNA vaccines could cause cancer. This is undergraduate-level stuff (5). Actually, recent research in Nature shows mRNA vaccines may sensitize tumors to immune checkpoint inhibitors (6). Opposite of what anti-vaccine people claim. mRNA technology might help cancer treatment. That Substack article with "17 mechanisms"? Written by Nicolas Hulscher and Peter McCullough. No peer review. McCullough has had papers retracted. His claims about myocarditis, vaccine deaths, early treatment have been dismantled repeatedly by actual experts (7). The mouse study they cite? The authors published an addendum walking it back. They said causal relationships could not be established and emphasized "the exceptional benefit-risk profile of COVID-19 vaccines" (8). When study authors say you're misreading their work, maybe pay attention. Cherry-picking studies, ignoring author statements, using made-up terminology, citing known misinformation sources. That's not research. That's confirmation bias with citations. Every major health organization, every large-scale study, every systematic review says the same thing. COVID-19 vaccines do not cause cancer. Read the primary literature. Not Substack. References: 1-National Cancer Institute. COVID-19 Vaccines and People with Cancer. cancer.gov/about-cancer/coro… 2-World Health Organization statement. Al Jazeera. 2025 Oct 11. aljazeera.com/features/2025/… 3-Kim HJ, et al. Biomark Res. 2025;13:114. PMID: 41013858. 4-Global Vaccine Data Network. 'Turbo Cancer' and mRNA: The myth that defies biology and physics. globalvaccinedatanetwork.org… 5-Global Vaccine Data Network. Plasmid-gate. globalvaccinedatanetwork.org… 6-Nature. 2025 Nov 5. nature.com/articles/s41586-0… 7-FactCheck.org. 2024 May. factcheck.org/2024/05/still-… 8-Eens S, et al. Front Oncol. 2023. PMID: 37954062.

Look, the claims in this post are not supported by any major medical authority. The U.S. National Cancer Institute says it plainly: "There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer, lead to recurrence, or lead to disease progression" (1). WHO says the same. No credible scientific evidence links COVID-19 vaccination to cancer (2). Now about that South Korean study everyone keeps misquoting. The study authors themselves said their findings do not establish causation. They listed significant methodological limitations. What's actually going on is surveillance bias: vaccinated people see doctors more often, so their cancers get caught earlier. Not caused. Detected (3). The authors also pointed out that one year is "relatively short for evaluating cancer incidence." Cancer takes years to decades to develop. Finding it within a year of vaccination? You're probably finding something that was already growing. "Turbo cancer" is not a medical term. Check any oncology textbook. Any peer-reviewed journal. Any clinical guideline. It doesn't exist. The term came from anti-vaccine communities and stayed there (4). Basic molecular biology: mRNA cannot enter the cell nucleus. Cannot alter DNA. There is no mechanism through which mRNA vaccines could cause cancer. This is undergraduate-level stuff (5). Actually, recent research in Nature shows mRNA vaccines may sensitize tumors to immune checkpoint inhibitors (6). Opposite of what anti-vaccine people claim. mRNA technology might help cancer treatment. That Substack article with "17 mechanisms"? Written by Nicolas Hulscher and Peter McCullough. No peer review. McCullough has had papers retracted. His claims about myocarditis, vaccine deaths, early treatment have been dismantled repeatedly by actual experts (7). The mouse study they cite? The authors published an addendum walking it back. They said causal relationships could not be established and emphasized "the exceptional benefit-risk profile of COVID-19 vaccines" (8). When study authors say you're misreading their work, maybe pay attention. Cherry-picking studies, ignoring author statements, using made-up terminology, citing known misinformation sources. That's not research. That's confirmation bias with citations. Every major health organization, every large-scale study, every systematic review says the same thing. COVID-19 vaccines do not cause cancer. Read the primary literature. Not Substack. References: 1-National Cancer Institute. COVID-19 Vaccines and People with Cancer. cancer.gov/about-cancer/coro… 2-World Health Organization statement. Al Jazeera. 2025 Oct 11. aljazeera.com/features/2025/… 3-Kim HJ, et al. Biomark Res. 2025;13:114. PMID: 41013858. 4-Global Vaccine Data Network. 'Turbo Cancer' and mRNA: The myth that defies biology and physics. globalvaccinedatanetwork.org… 5-Global Vaccine Data Network. Plasmid-gate. globalvaccinedatanetwork.org… 6-Nature. 2025 Nov 5. nature.com/articles/s41586-0… 7-FactCheck.org. 2024 May. factcheck.org/2024/05/still-… 8-Eens S, et al. Front Oncol. 2023. PMID: 37954062.

Let me go through these sources one by one. There are several critical points that make it impossible to evaluate these claims without understanding what's actually in them. First, let's establish something fundamental: cancer development takes years, often decades. Malignant transformation requires accumulation of genetic damage, inactivation of tumor suppressor genes, development of angiogenesis, and acquisition of metastatic potential. If you're seeing increased cancer diagnoses within one year of vaccination, you're not looking at new cancer formation. You're looking at earlier detection of existing cancers. With that basic biological reality in mind, let's examine the sources. The first source (Italian Pescara study, EXCLI Journal) actually shows the opposite of what most people are claiming. Vaccinated individuals had 42% lower all-cause mortality. There's a modest increase in cancer hospitalizations (HR: 1.23), but the researchers explicitly state this could be because vaccinated individuals use healthcare services more frequently and therefore receive more diagnoses. More importantly, when the minimum interval between vaccination and cancer was extended to 12 months, the association reversed, and those who received three or more doses showed lower cancer hospitalization risk (HR: 0.90). In the authors' own words: "these findings are inevitably preliminary" and "we could not exclude the confounding effect of differential healthcare utilization by vaccinated individuals" (1). The second source (South Korean study, Biomarker Research) is currently under editorial investigation. A notice was added to the article on October 22, 2025: "Readers are alerted that concerns with this article have been raised with the Editors. Editorial action will be taken as appropriate once the concerns have been fully investigated." The study's own supplementary file explicitly states: "our findings do not establish causal relationships" (2). The researchers found correlation, not causation. A one-year follow-up period is inadequate for cancer etiology. The vaccinated group was older, had more comorbidities, and used healthcare services more frequently. Surveillance bias is the probable explanation. The third source (thefocalpoints.com) is not a peer-reviewed article. It's a Substack blog post written by Nicolas Hulscher and published on Peter McCullough's platform. The cited "Le Point Critique" is not an academic journal but a French alternative media website. The "17 mechanisms" are speculative hypotheses, not established effects. The fourth source (IJIRMS case report) has serious problems. First, this is a low-quality, likely predatory journal. The article's keywords don't match the content at all: they list "Escherichia coli, brain abscess, urinary tract infection, Morocco." What do any of those have to do with bladder cancer? Second, causation cannot be inferred from a single case report. Third, the authors include Nicolas Hulscher and Peter McCullough, both known anti-vaccine activists (3). The fifth source (wjgnet) is inaccessible, returning a 403 error. The sixth source (PubMed 41076388) is a letter containing a single case report. Even the title includes "possibly derived," indicating uncertainty rather than certainty. Causation cannot be established from a single case report (4). The seventh source (Journal of Independent Medicine) is the most problematic. This journal is published by the "Independent Medical Alliance," formerly known as the FLCCC Alliance. FLCCC is a group that has promoted unproven treatments like ivermectin for COVID-19. The authors are Paul Marik and "Justus Hope" (the latter may be a pseudonym). "Turbo cancer" is not a medical term. It's a phrase invented in anti-vaccine circles (5). Now let's look at the bigger picture. The National Cancer Institute explicitly states: "There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer or lead to its recurrence or progression" (6). Cancer Research UK concurs: "There is no good evidence of any link between vaccines and cancer" (7). The biology of mRNA vaccines is incompatible with the cancer causation claim. mRNA is rapidly degraded within cells, completely disappearing within days. It does not integrate into DNA because this would require reverse transcriptase and integrase enzymes, which mRNA vaccines do not contain. Lipid nanoparticles remain at the injection site and in lymph nodes; they do not distribute throughout the body (8). One more note about cancer epidemiology. During the pandemic, there were significant delays in cancer screening. People couldn't access hospitals, screenings were postponed. As healthcare access normalized after the pandemic, delayed diagnoses began to be made. This could appear as an increase in cancer diagnoses in 2021-2022, but this stems from delayed screenings, not vaccination (9). Additionally, vaccinated individuals tend to be more health-conscious. People who get regular check-ups and attend screenings are both more likely to get vaccinated and more likely to receive a cancer diagnosis. This is known as "healthy vaccinee bias" and represents a significant confounding factor in observational studies (10). In conclusion: none of the provided sources prove that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer. Even those published in peer-reviewed journals (the Italian and Korean studies) are described by their own authors as "not establishing causality." The other sources are either case reports, blog posts, or publications from anti-vaccine groups. The strongest available evidence, large-scale registry studies and meta-analyses, does not support a vaccine-cancer link. This is general scientific information, not personal medical advice. References 1-Acuti Martellucci C, Capodici A, Soldato G, et al. COVID-19 vaccination, all-cause mortality, and hospitalization for cancer: 30-month cohort study in an Italian province. EXCLI J. 2025;24:690-707. doi:10.17179/excli2025-8400 2-Kim HJ, Kim MH, Choi MG, Chun EM. 1-year risks of cancers associated with COVID-19 vaccination: a large population-based cohort study in South Korea. Biomark Res. 2025;13:114. doi:10.1186/s40364-025-00831-w [Editorial concern noted 22 October 2025] 3-Catanzaro JA, Hulscher N, McCullough PA. Genomic Integration and Molecular Dysregulation in Aggressive Stage IV Bladder Cancer Following COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination. Int J Innov Res Med Sci. 2025;10(10):380-386. doi:10.23958/ijirms/vol10-i10/2130 4-Sano S. A case of metastatic breast carcinoma to the skin expressing SARS-CoV-2 spike protein possibly derived from mRNA vaccine. J Dermatol Sci. 2025;120(2):71-73. doi:10.1016/j.jdermsci.2025.09.007 5-Marik P, Hope J. COVID-19 mRNA-Induced "Turbo Cancers." Journal of Independent Medicine. 2025;1(3):185-194. [Published by IMA/FLCCC, not indexed in PubMed] 6-National Cancer Institute. COVID-19 Vaccines and Cancer. Accessed January 2026. cancer.gov 7-Cancer Research UK. COVID-19 Vaccines and Cancer: Your Questions Answered. Accessed January 2026. cancerresearchuk.org 8-Pardi N, Hogan MJ, Porter FW, Weissman D. mRNA vaccines: a new era in vaccinology. Nat Rev Drug Discov. 2018;17(4):261-279. doi:10.1038/nrd.2017.243 9-London JW, Fazio-Eynullayeva E, Palchuk MB, et al. Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Cancer-Related Patient Encounters. JCO Clin Cancer Inform. 2020;4:657-665. doi:10.1200/CCI.20.00068 10-Remschmidt C, Wichmann O, Harder T. Frequency and impact of confounding by indication and healthy vaccinee bias in observational studies assessing influenza vaccine effectiveness. BMC Infect Dis. 2015;15:429. doi:10.1186/s12879-015-1154-y

Let me go through these sources one by one. There are several critical points that make it impossible to evaluate these claims without understanding what's actually in them. First, let's establish something fundamental: cancer development takes years, often decades. Malignant transformation requires accumulation of genetic damage, inactivation of tumor suppressor genes, development of angiogenesis, and acquisition of metastatic potential. If you're seeing increased cancer diagnoses within one year of vaccination, you're not looking at new cancer formation. You're looking at earlier detection of existing cancers. With that basic biological reality in mind, let's examine the sources. The first source (Italian Pescara study, EXCLI Journal) actually shows the opposite of what most people are claiming. Vaccinated individuals had 42% lower all-cause mortality. There's a modest increase in cancer hospitalizations (HR: 1.23), but the researchers explicitly state this could be because vaccinated individuals use healthcare services more frequently and therefore receive more diagnoses. More importantly, when the minimum interval between vaccination and cancer was extended to 12 months, the association reversed, and those who received three or more doses showed lower cancer hospitalization risk (HR: 0.90). In the authors' own words: "these findings are inevitably preliminary" and "we could not exclude the confounding effect of differential healthcare utilization by vaccinated individuals" (1). The second source (South Korean study, Biomarker Research) is currently under editorial investigation. A notice was added to the article on October 22, 2025: "Readers are alerted that concerns with this article have been raised with the Editors. Editorial action will be taken as appropriate once the concerns have been fully investigated." The study's own supplementary file explicitly states: "our findings do not establish causal relationships" (2). The researchers found correlation, not causation. A one-year follow-up period is inadequate for cancer etiology. The vaccinated group was older, had more comorbidities, and used healthcare services more frequently. Surveillance bias is the probable explanation. The third source (thefocalpoints.com) is not a peer-reviewed article. It's a Substack blog post written by Nicolas Hulscher and published on Peter McCullough's platform. The cited "Le Point Critique" is not an academic journal but a French alternative media website. The "17 mechanisms" are speculative hypotheses, not established effects. The fourth source (IJIRMS case report) has serious problems. First, this is a low-quality, likely predatory journal. The article's keywords don't match the content at all: they list "Escherichia coli, brain abscess, urinary tract infection, Morocco." What do any of those have to do with bladder cancer? Second, causation cannot be inferred from a single case report. Third, the authors include Nicolas Hulscher and Peter McCullough, both known anti-vaccine activists (3). The fifth source (wjgnet) is inaccessible, returning a 403 error. The sixth source (PubMed 41076388) is a letter containing a single case report. Even the title includes "possibly derived," indicating uncertainty rather than certainty. Causation cannot be established from a single case report (4). The seventh source (Journal of Independent Medicine) is the most problematic. This journal is published by the "Independent Medical Alliance," formerly known as the FLCCC Alliance. FLCCC is a group that has promoted unproven treatments like ivermectin for COVID-19. The authors are Paul Marik and "Justus Hope" (the latter may be a pseudonym). "Turbo cancer" is not a medical term. It's a phrase invented in anti-vaccine circles (5). Now let's look at the bigger picture. The National Cancer Institute explicitly states: "There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer or lead to its recurrence or progression" (6). Cancer Research UK concurs: "There is no good evidence of any link between vaccines and cancer" (7). The biology of mRNA vaccines is incompatible with the cancer causation claim. mRNA is rapidly degraded within cells, completely disappearing within days. It does not integrate into DNA because this would require reverse transcriptase and integrase enzymes, which mRNA vaccines do not contain. Lipid nanoparticles remain at the injection site and in lymph nodes; they do not distribute throughout the body (8). One more note about cancer epidemiology. During the pandemic, there were significant delays in cancer screening. People couldn't access hospitals, screenings were postponed. As healthcare access normalized after the pandemic, delayed diagnoses began to be made. This could appear as an increase in cancer diagnoses in 2021-2022, but this stems from delayed screenings, not vaccination (9). Additionally, vaccinated individuals tend to be more health-conscious. People who get regular check-ups and attend screenings are both more likely to get vaccinated and more likely to receive a cancer diagnosis. This is known as "healthy vaccinee bias" and represents a significant confounding factor in observational studies (10). In conclusion: none of the provided sources prove that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer. Even those published in peer-reviewed journals (the Italian and Korean studies) are described by their own authors as "not establishing causality." The other sources are either case reports, blog posts, or publications from anti-vaccine groups. The strongest available evidence, large-scale registry studies and meta-analyses, does not support a vaccine-cancer link. This is general scientific information, not personal medical advice. References 1-Acuti Martellucci C, Capodici A, Soldato G, et al. COVID-19 vaccination, all-cause mortality, and hospitalization for cancer: 30-month cohort study in an Italian province. EXCLI J. 2025;24:690-707. doi:10.17179/excli2025-8400 2-Kim HJ, Kim MH, Choi MG, Chun EM. 1-year risks of cancers associated with COVID-19 vaccination: a large population-based cohort study in South Korea. Biomark Res. 2025;13:114. doi:10.1186/s40364-025-00831-w [Editorial concern noted 22 October 2025] 3-Catanzaro JA, Hulscher N, McCullough PA. Genomic Integration and Molecular Dysregulation in Aggressive Stage IV Bladder Cancer Following COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination. Int J Innov Res Med Sci. 2025;10(10):380-386. doi:10.23958/ijirms/vol10-i10/2130 4-Sano S. A case of metastatic breast carcinoma to the skin expressing SARS-CoV-2 spike protein possibly derived from mRNA vaccine. J Dermatol Sci. 2025;120(2):71-73. doi:10.1016/j.jdermsci.2025.09.007 5-Marik P, Hope J. COVID-19 mRNA-Induced "Turbo Cancers." Journal of Independent Medicine. 2025;1(3):185-194. [Published by IMA/FLCCC, not indexed in PubMed] 6-National Cancer Institute. COVID-19 Vaccines and Cancer. Accessed January 2026. cancer.gov 7-Cancer Research UK. COVID-19 Vaccines and Cancer: Your Questions Answered. Accessed January 2026. cancerresearchuk.org 8-Pardi N, Hogan MJ, Porter FW, Weissman D. mRNA vaccines: a new era in vaccinology. Nat Rev Drug Discov. 2018;17(4):261-279. doi:10.1038/nrd.2017.243 9-London JW, Fazio-Eynullayeva E, Palchuk MB, et al. Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Cancer-Related Patient Encounters. JCO Clin Cancer Inform. 2020;4:657-665. doi:10.1200/CCI.20.00068 10-Remschmidt C, Wichmann O, Harder T. Frequency and impact of confounding by indication and healthy vaccinee bias in observational studies assessing influenza vaccine effectiveness. BMC Infect Dis. 2015;15:429. doi:10.1186/s12879-015-1154-y

The figures in this tweet do not come from a single study. What Nicolas Hulscher has done is combine the highest values from two separate investigations to construct a "seven cancers" narrative. The South Korean study (Kim et al., 2025) reported a hazard ratio of 1.20 for breast cancer ( 20%), not the 54% claimed in the tweet (1). Bladder cancer was not examined in this study at all. The 54% breast and 62% bladder figures come from an entirely different Italian cohort (Pescara) with distinct methodology and population (2). These datasets cannot be merged. The supplementary material of the Korean study states plainly: "our findings do not establish causal relationships" (1). The authors conclude only that "further studies are warranted to elucidate potential causal relationships" (1). The claim that this research "proves" vaccines cause cancer directly contradicts what the investigators themselves wrote. The WHO responded to these claims directly: "The study in question is an observational study. Observational studies can be useful for forming hypotheses, but they do not prove causality. A single study should never be viewed in isolation" (3). Independent reviewers identified surveillance bias as the alternative explanation for the observed association (4,5). Individuals who chose vaccination engage more frequently with the healthcare system, undergo routine screenings, and have greater opportunity for diagnosis. This does not mean they developed more cancers—it means they had more chances to be diagnosed. The biological timeline makes solid tumor carcinogenesis within one year implausible. The latency period between carcinogenic exposure and solid tumor formation is a minimum of 10-15 years (6). Even ionizing radiation, among the most potent known carcinogens, requires at least 2-3 years for leukemias and decades for solid tumors (7). The Global Vaccine Data Network noted that mRNA vaccines contain no live virus and do not enter the cell nucleus, rendering the concept of a vaccine-induced "cancer epidemic" biologically implausible (5). Independent statistical analysis found that the Korean study's crude cancer incidence rate fell more than 22% below the national baseline (8). This indicates the cohort was not representative of the general population and that the unvaccinated control group was structurally different. Dr. Lindley is a board-certified osteopath in family medicine with no training in oncology or epidemiology (9). Hulscher works for the McCullough Foundation and co-publishes with Peter McCullough, who has documented financial relationships with The Wellness Company, a firm marketing "spike detox" supplements (10). The "17 mechanisms" listed in the infographic are theoretical proposals, not demonstrated human outcomes. Current evidence does not support the conclusion that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer. The studies cited involve separate cohorts, demonstrate observational associations only, and are subject to bias and biological implausibility. References 1-Kim HJ, Kim MH, Choi MG, Chun EM. 1-year risks of cancers associated with COVID-19 vaccination: a large population-based cohort study in South Korea. Biomark Res. 2025;13(1):114. 2-Acuti Martellucci C, Flacco ME, Soldato G, et al. COVID-19 vaccination, all-cause mortality, and hospitalization for cancer: 30-month cohort study in an Italian province. EXCLI J. 2025;24:Doc690. 3-World Health Organization. Statement on interpretation of cancer risk following COVID-19 vaccination. Al Jazeera. October 2025. 4-Gorski DH. Here we go again: another study is being misrepresented as evidence that COVID vaccines cause cancer. Science-Based Medicine. 29 September 2025. 5-Full Fact. Daily Mail corrects article about COVID-19 vaccines and cancer in South Korea. 6 October 2025. 6-Radiopaedia.org. Radiation-induced carcinogenesis. radiopaedia.org/articles/rad… 7-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Minimum latency and cancer categories - World Trade Center Health Program Policy. CDC; 7 November 2014. 8-Roccetti M. The paradox of crude rates derived from the Kim HJ et al. cohort. Preprints.org. October 2025. 9-Doximity. Dr. Katarina Lindley, DO – Mineral Wells, TX. doximity.com/pub/katarina-li… 10-Boros LG, Kyriakopoulos AM, Brogna C, et al. Long-lasting, biochemically modified mRNA and its frameshifted recombinant spike proteins in human tissues and circulation after COVID-19 vaccination. Pharmacol Res Perspect. 2024;12(3):e1218.