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The best available evidence does not establish that COVID‑19 vaccines cause cancer, though a handful of observational signals and reviews have prompted calls for more research; major critiques point t...
The claim that “COVID shots cause cancer and kill” is not supported by the bulk of current population-level evidence, which shows no clear signal that COVID-19 vaccines produce a detectable rise in ca...
The short answer: available evidence does not prove that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer, but recent literature has raised signals and questions that merit careful, well-designed study rather than alar...
The Seoul 2025 cohort study linking COVID-19 vaccination to a higher 1‑year cancer incidence has prompted several independent critiques, methodological reanalyses and media dissections rather than a s...
Several large population-level cohort analyses and registry studies have been published or completed that track cancer incidence after COVID‑19 vaccination — notably a South Korean national database a...