Sulphur on 23/1/2024 at 17:32
What that means is people should be figuring out whether there's been a rise in smoking and alcohol use for these people since then, instead of randomly pointing at a vaccine without any corroborating evidence.
And here's a fun fact: HPV vaccines (
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8310210/) decrease the probability of getting oral cancer.
Starker on 23/1/2024 at 17:51
Not to mention that if there was some cancer-causing substance in those vaccines, you wouldn't see cases rise in some local hospital, you'd see them rise all over the world where there are vaccinations.
Azaran on 23/1/2024 at 18:26
From what I remember reading, vaccine ill effects do occur, but in less than 1% of people who get shots.
Compare that to the 10-15% risk of long covid you have if you're not vaccinatd