Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong on Possible Consequences of COVID-19 Vaccines
Renowned physician and researcher reports unusual cancer cases in children
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, a well-known surgeon, entrepreneur, and former owner of the pharmaceutical company NantWorks, has made a controversial statement regarding the possible effects of COVID-19 vaccines.
What Did He Say?
- "For the first time in my career, I have seen 8-year-old, 9-year-old, and 10-year-old children with colon cancer," he stated.
- According to him, such cases were previously unheard of in children of this age.
- He emphasized the need to study possible contributing factors behind this phenomenon.
How Has the Medical Community Responded?
- Currently, there is no scientific evidence linking vaccination to an increase in pediatric cancer rates.
- Most oncologists and immunologists believe these cases could be isolated anomalies or caused by other factors.
- However, Dr. Soon-Shiong’s statement raises questions about the need for further research.
What Comes Next?
At this point, no official data confirm a connection between vaccines and rising cancer rates in children. However, if more cases are reported, further studies may be conducted to investigate the issue.
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