“First, it must be acknowledged that Pfizer (and Moderna) COVID-19 mRNA vaccines are causing turbo cancers at rates previously unseen in the history of the world.”
A complete anti-vaxxer myth.
There is no evidence that mRNA cause ‘turbo cancers’.
Various popular vaccine opponents, including several health professionals, continue to promote the fake claim that COVID-19 vaccines cause so-called “turbo cancers.” These posts claim that doctors are seeing an increase in aggressive and end-stage cancers in young adults. A recent Belgian study in mice has also been circulated as evidence of the phenomenon.
This misinformation is widespread and resurfaces frequently. Debunking talking points may explain that turbo cancer is a term coined by vaccine opponents and is not recognized as a real phenomenon by cancer or immunology experts. Messaging may also emphasize that there is no evidence of an increase in aggressive or non-aggressive cancer diagnoses after COVID-19 vaccination. The renowned Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center dismissed the claim that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer as a complete
The mRNA COVID-19 vaccines — like many other vaccines — can contain small amounts of DNA left over from the manufacturing process. There’s no evidence this residual DNA causes “turbo cancer,” or very aggressive cancer. Nor did Moderna admit that “mRNA Jabs Cause Turbo-Cancer,” contrary to an online article that misconstrues a line from a patent application.
Cancer claim ‘turbo nonsense,’ medical expert says
There are no credible reports that Moderna has released any statements that say mRNA vaccines cause any type of cancer. Medical experts also balked at the assertion.
“I don’t believe Moderna has made any such admission,” Peter Hotez, dean for the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine and developer of coronavirus vaccines, said in an email.
Why not just source Pfizer's marketing brochures while you're at it?