Surgeon Warns COVID Vaccines Linked to Rising Aggressive Cancers

Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, a prominent surgeon and biotech entrepreneur, has raised concerns that the COVID-19 pandemic and its vaccines may be linked to a rise in aggressive cancers, particularly among younger populations. In a recent interview, he highlighted alarming cases, such as a 13-year-old with metastatic pancreatic cancer, which he states were previously rare. Soon-Shiong describes this phenomenon as a 'non-infectious pandemic' of cancer, noting increases in aggressive diseases like ovarian cancer in younger women. Other medical experts are echoing his warnings, labeling these cases as 'turbo cancers' that spread rapidly and often do not respond to conventional treatments. This surge in cancer rates has led to calls for further investigation into potential connections with the COVID vaccines, as health professionals seek to understand the implications of these trends. As the conversation evolves, the medical community faces pressure to address the rising incidence of these aggressive cancers in the context of the pandemic.