Experts are demanding answers as aggressive turbo cancers continue to surge to unprecedented levels in young people.
Two shocking new reports from the American Cancer Society have revealed that various forms of the deadly disease surging among younger citizens.
In response to the reports, the corporate media is promoting several narratives to explain away the rapidly developing and spreading cancers.
However, several doctors have spoken out to warn that Covid mRNA shots are causing the recent emergence of aggressive cancers.
The disease has been found to form and spread so rapidly among vaccinated people that doctors have dubbed the phenomenon “turbo cancer.”
Doctors have revealed that some “turbo cancers” spread so quickly that seemingly healthy patients can die withing a week of being diagnosed.
Oncologists are also warning that these aggressive cancers don’t respond to conventional treatments.
A study published in the August edition of The Lancet Public Health revealed that the incidence rates for 17 of 34 cancer types were increasing in progressively younger people in the U.S.
Lead author Ahmedin Jemal, DVM, Ph.D., from the American Cancer Society (ACS) told The Washington Post that if current trends in cancer and mortality rates among Gen X and millennials continue, it “may halt or even reverse the progress that we have made in reducing cancer mortality over the past several decades.”
More recent data from the ACS’s “Cancer Statistics 2024” report shows the trend of cancer rates and related mortality continuing to rise.
The data shows cancer cases spiked dramatically in 2021, shortly after the Covid shots were released for public use.
The cases have continued to surge at alarming rates since then.
As of 2021, among adults under 50, colorectal cancer has become the leading cause of cancer death in men and the second-leading cause in women
This is despite colorectal cancer ranking fourth for both sexes in the late 1990s.
Corporate media outlets insist that lifestyle, poverty, and environmental factors as potential causes for the uptick in cancers.
Some reports have even argued that “climate change” is causing cancer to surge.
However, many other leading experts assert that the Covid mRNA injections are to blame for the rise in “turbo cancers.”
Conveniently, the surge comes as the pharmaceutical companies that make Covid mRNA shots prepare to make huge profits from treating cancer.
In December 2023, Pfizer spent $43 billion to purchase the “cancer care” biotech company for Seagan.
At the time of the sale, Seagan had only recorded $2.2 billion in sales.
Seagan’s already-approved drugs include those for bladder cancer, cervical cancer, breast cancer, and Hodgkin lymphoma.
The acquisition expands Pfizer’s oncology portfolio to 25 approved drugs.
By the second quarter of this year, Pfizer’s cancer drugs helped the company recover from last year’s massive drop in Covid shot sales.
Pfizer’s stock lost half of its value over the plummeting Covid shots sales.
The cancer trend has also caught the attention of health organizations worldwide, including the World Health Organization (WHO).
In February, the WHO predicted a 77% rise in new cancer cases — from 20 million cases in 2022 to over 35 million cases by 2050.
Meanwhile, the Lancet study revealed disturbing trends in cancer rates for people born between 1920 and 1990.
The study found that incidence rates for 17 of 34 cancer types analyzed were increasing in progressively younger birth cohorts.
For some cancers, the incidence rate was approximately 1 to 3 times higher in the 1990 birth cohort (people in their late 20s at the time of the study) compared to the 1955 birth cohort (people in their mid-60s at the time of the study).
Particularly concerning were the increases in cancers of the small intestine (256% higher), kidney and renal pelvis (192% higher), and pancreas in both males and females (161% higher).
For women, liver and intrahepatic bile duct cancer rates also saw a significant uptick (105% higher).
In younger cohorts, cancer incidence also increased for estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer, uterine corpus (endometrial) cancer, colorectal cancer, non-cardia gastric (stomach) cancer, gallbladder, and other biliary cancer, ovarian cancer, testicular cancer, anal cancer, and Kaposi sarcoma in males.
Cancer rates increased an average of 12% across all cancer types for those around 30 years old.
The study also noted that mortality rates mirrored incidence trends for several cancers.
Cancer-related deaths are surging due to liver cancer in females, uterine corpus, gallbladder, and other biliary, testicular, and colorectal cancers.
This suggests that the increase in incidence is substantial enough to outweigh improvements in cancer survival rates.
The findings from the ACS’s cancer statistics report, which contains data through 2021, provide additional context to the rising cancer rates in younger generations, particularly for colorectal cancer in both sexes and breast, cervical, uterine, and liver cancers in women.
More recent cancer mortality data was recently published in X by a well-regarded statistician known as The Ethical Skeptic.
The data was obtained from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) WONDER online databases.
The following graph shows excess mortality from malignant neoplasms (spreading tumors) “elevated 29% and still rising” for ages 0-54 through week 22 of 2024:
During an interview on the “America Out Loud PULSE” podcast on July 6, renowned Canadian board-certified nuclear medicine radiologist and oncologist Dr. William Makis raised the alarm over surging turbo cancers.
Mais says he has seen “just an explosion of extremely aggressive cancers in very young individuals” since the Covid mRNA injections were pushed onto the public in 2021.
Cancers Makis identified that are particularly affecting younger populations include breast cancer, colon cancer, bile duct cancer, pancreatic cancer, leukemia, and lymphoma.
Makis emphasized that these cancers are being discovered at advanced stages (3 or 4).
He notes that they are behaving “very aggressively” and are often resistant to conventional treatments.
He referred to these as “turbo cancers” due to their rapid growth and spread.
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Meanwhile, a renowned oncologist and professor at St. George’s University of London, Dr. Angus Dalgleish, is reporting rapidly progressing cancers in patients receiving Covid mRNA “booster” shots.
However, he did not specify the ages affected, suggesting that it is impacting all age groups among his patients.
In particular, melanoma patients who had been in remission in his practice experienced sudden relapses.
Cancer doctors around the world told him about rapidly accelerating cancers, including lymphomas, leukemia, kidney and colorectal cancer, and “multiple metastatic spread” of cancers throughout the body.
A Japanese study published in April in the journal Cureus reported post-COVID-19-vaccination increases in mortality for most age groups.
Cases are specifically surging in those under 50 years old, the study found.
Cancers with the highest excess mortality rates included ovarian cancer, leukemia, prostate cancer, lip/oral/pharyngeal cancer, and pancreatic cancer.
Dr. Harvey Risch, professor emeritus of epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health, warns that cancers are now being diagnosed in patients who normally wouldn’t be considered a risk.
“Clinicians have been seeing very strange things, for example, 25-year-olds with colon cancer who don’t have family histories of the disease,” Risch warns.
As THAIMBC News reported, cases of turbo colon cancer have surged by 500% among the Covid-vaxxed.
Risch stressed that this cancer typically takes decades to develop and that its appearance in younger people is “basically impossible along the known paradigm for how colon cancer works.”
On the podcast with Makis, world-renowned cardiologist and researcher Dr. Peter McCullough also noted the typically longer lead time for cancers to develop.
“Is what we’re seeing now — are these just individuals who have cancers at the time they take the Covid vaccines or are these brand new cancers caused by the vaccines?” he asked.
Makis hypothesized that the mRNA vaccines could be accelerating already existing cancers and are likely responsible for the recent rise in aggressive cancers.
“These lipid nanoparticles [LNPs] — one of the key features is that they don’t stay in the arm,” Makis said.
“They end up in the systemic circulation.”
He suggested that about 75% of the injection ends up in the bloodstream within a few hours, potentially depositing “pseudouridine, modified mRNA and DNA” throughout the body.
He listed the brain, bone marrow, liver, pancreas, gall bladder, spleen, testes, ovaries, liver, colon, and breast milk as among the locations where these components have been found.
“We are seeing cancers where there is deposition of these vaccine particles,” he said, noting that bone marrow deposition could be causing the increased incidence of leukemia.
Risch, while cautioning that long-term data is still lacking, pointed out potential mechanisms by which vaccines might affect cancer risk.
“The spike protein is toxic,” he stated.
“The LNP itself is toxic.
“The biological manufacturing process involving inadequate filtration of possible harmful components can be toxic.”
