A prominent doctor and professor in the UK is noticing a relationship between COVID-19 vaccines and relapses in cancers with his patients.
Aggressive relapses in patients with formally stable cancers following boosters. Also, he knows of seven people in his ‘personal circle’ who felt bad after taking booster shots. They’ve since gone to the doctors and have been diagnosed with leukemias and lymphomas. Very similar to what was discussed in Olivia’s story.
Professor Angus Dalgleish is a practicing oncologist and the foundation chair of oncology at St George’s, University of London. He is calling for an immediate stop to COVID-19 boosters.
London Professor of Oncology calls for urgent stop to C19 boosters:
"As an Oncologist I Am Seeing People With Stable Cancer Rapidly Relapse After a C19 Booster"
Angus Dalgleish, Professor of Oncology at St. Georges Hospital Medical School London.
9:01 AM ∙ Jan 3, 2023
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I’m Angus Dalgleish. I’m a Professor of Oncology at St. George’s, a Consultant Medical Oncologist, and I have started to notice that several of my patients have melanoma who’ve been stable with stage 4 disease, they’ve had very good immunotherapy or other treatment and I’ve been reviewing them from five to 20 years. I’ve noticed that I have now over six, possibly seven, even an eighth yesterday, who’ve clearly relapsed following the booster vaccine.
At first we didn’t put the two together, but when a patient said, “I felt awful since the vaccine, I’ve just been drained”, they’ve described symptoms like a Long Covid, and the next thing we know, two, three weeks, couple of months later they’ve got clear evidence of relapse. And these relapses are quite aggressive. They’re not a gentle relapse. They’re relapses that are requiring systemic therapy as opposed to a little nodule that requires surgical incision.
But it’s not just this. I’m now very much aware in my own circle of many people, they haven’t got a melanoma – they’ve never had anything before – but they’ve got lumps and bumps and they’re not feeling well. And two people I’ve interviewed at great length, they all put it down to feeling awful after their booster. They were fine with the first two vaccines, they just had shivers, flu etc. But they’ve described being very tired, very fatigued, wanting to stay in bed, and this has dragged on to the point were they’ve gone to the doctor and they’ve had blood counts and investigations and I now know seven of them, two of them have leukemias, and others have lymphomas, and one of them has a very bad melanoma, which he is absolutely sure was instigated by the booster as he developed dreadful symptoms.
So really I want to bring to everybody’s attention that I think that this does not look like a coincidence to me and we need to join forces and see if this is a real effect and if it is we must stop all the boosters immediately. Thank you.
Last year a top Belgian immunologist and medical researcher claimed his lymphoma exploded ‘like fireworks’ a few days following his COVID booster. The doctor concluded that his condition worsened because of the vaccine - calling it a ‘very rare’ side effect. He still encourages people to get vaccinated. The scans below show his cancer pre and post-booster.
Recently my neighbor had to get a lymph node removed. One week later they were diagnosed with cancer. He is middle-aged (40’s) and recently boosted. This man blames his unfortunate events on everything but the vaccine.
