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And all these new health problems are certainly good news for big pharmas, as they continue to enjoy profits from not only the vaccines but the adverse effects caused by them.
They made a logical reasonable point and you yelled "Big Pharma" as some sort of rebuttal which it is not.
Again, can you direct me to where the data is on the increase in cancer etc? I'm not going to wade through 3 links or youtube videos etc. should be available readily since the conclusion of "explosion of cancer" has been reached.
They made a logical reasonable point and you yelled "Big Pharma" as some sort of rebuttal which it is not.
Again, can you direct me to where the data is on the increase in cancer etc? I'm not going to wade through 3 links or youtube videos etc. should be available readily since the conclusion of "explosion of cancer" has been reached.
Dude I'm not at your service, nor am I your mommy.
i suspect the "explosion" in cancer diagnoses will eventually be explained in future studies due to people putting off doctor visits, blood tests, and regular screening tests (mammos and colonoscopies for example) for 2 years during the pandemic rather than the covid vaccine.
Yup. Same here, a TON of folks put off colonoscopies. But more importantly we've been seeing more cancers like colon cancers in younger folks as of late, and that was before covid.
i suspect the "explosion" in cancer diagnoses will eventually be explained in future studies due to people putting off doctor visits, blood tests, and regular screening tests (mammos and colonoscopies for example) for 2 years during the pandemic rather than the covid vaccine.
“put off”? Shame on anyone who puts it into that context.
Hospitals and doctors outright cancelled procedures they magically deemed “unessential” and then there were those who were too scared to leave the house thanks to regime fear mongering.
Plenty of deaths on on all their hands. May they rot.
“put off”? Shame on anyone who puts it into that context.
Hospitals and doctors outright cancelled procedures they magically deemed “unessential” and then there were those who were too scared to leave the house thanks to regime fear mongering.
Plenty of deaths on on all their hands. May they rot.
It is medically reasonable to put off elective procedures during an airborne infectious epidemic. Otherwise that would put patients at higher risk of serious acute disease vs the loss of some longer term medical benefits due to the delay.
I don't think that there is any way to actually prove the benefits vs losses equation. We certainly know that this policy adopted world over in March of 2020 had many negative consequences. But thinking in real time, would you as a patient want to go into a routine colonoscopy knowing that there is active airborne disease going around? And do you think that docs want to do routine colonoscopies on patients that might infect them?
i suspect the "explosion" in cancer diagnoses will eventually be explained in future studies due to people putting off doctor visits, blood tests, and regular screening tests (mammos and colonoscopies for example) for 2 years during the pandemic rather than the covid vaccine.
And people will believe whichever they prefer to believe.
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