We're lookin' at each other and we don't know what to do. They call me The Seeker. I've been searchin' low and high. I won't get to get what I'm after 'til the day I die.
It seems the article in the NIH (hardly anti-vaxxers) was sparked by an alarming rate of Covid and cancer deaths. Clearly they found an obvious correlation and are substantially searching to see if there is causation. Admittedly, I am no scientist and the following reasoning may be misguided, BUT.
I believe vaccines are meant to illicit an immune response in the body in a small way that would therefore prepare the body to defeat the real disease.
Up until recently, doctors would tell us that a person who actually had the disease had the best immunity possible since their body custom build the immune response… now that point seems muddled
Regardless, you saw good reason to raise this question in a ‘study group’ of 2.
The NIH article looks to have found good reason (and data) in a study of 19.
Clearly there is ample raw data out there on much larger groups… National and even Global.
What do cancers deaths look like when we look at those numbers?
Agree on all of this. A couple doctors that I work with have also seen these same “coincidences” in their patients. Very noticeable increase in cases. Also an increase in miscarriages and other issues that used to be very rare happening often now.
I can only hope that a true, honest attempt at determining cause is made, whatever the cause may be. But there’s a lot at play, and truth is not always high on a priority list.
It seems the article in the NIH (hardly anti-vaxxers) was sparked by an alarming rate of Covid and cancer deaths. Clearly they found an obvious correlation and are substantially searching to see if there is causation. Admittedly, I am no scientist and the following reasoning may be misguided, BUT.
I believe vaccines are meant to illicit an immune response in the body in a small way that would therefore prepare the body to defeat the real disease.
Up until recently, doctors would tell us that a person who actually had the disease had the best immunity possible since their body custom build the immune response… now that point seems muddled
Regardless, you saw good reason to raise this question in a ‘study group’ of 2.
The NIH article looks to have found good reason (and data) in a study of 19.
Clearly there is ample raw data out there on much larger groups… National and even Global.
What do cancers deaths look like when we look at those numbers?
Hopefully the data are followed wherever they go, instead of being used to fit the conditions of a group’s self- and pre-defined problem.
Agree on all of this. A couple doctors that I work with have also seen these same “coincidences” in their patients. Very noticeable increase in cases. Also an increase in miscarriages and other issues that used to be very rare happening often now.
I can only hope that a true, honest attempt at determining cause is made, whatever the cause may be. But there’s a lot at play, and truth is not always high on a priority list.