96% Of Australians 16 and Older are Fully Vaccinated for Covid-19 and Guess What

[Independent thinker]

Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists​

Cancer Rates in Young Australians​

Cancer rates among Australians under the age of 50 are rising at an alarming pace, with some types of cancer showing unprecedented increases, particularly in those in their 30s and 40s. Data from Cancer Australia indicates that between 2000 and 2024, early onset prostate cancer in 30 to 39-year-olds increased by 500%, pancreatic cancer by 200%, liver cancer by 150%, uterine cancer by 138%, and kidney cancer by 85%. This trend is not unique to Australia, as similar increases have been observed in the United States and other wealthy nations.

Australia is a world leader in the rise of early onset bowel (colorectal) cancer, with rates in 30 to 39-year-olds increasing by 173% since 2000. The stage at which these cancers are diagnosed is often late, meaning they are more likely to have spread and are harder to treat. The technical term for this phenomenon is early onset cancer, and it is now considered an emerging global epidemic.

Scientists are investigating the underlying causes, which are believed to be linked to environmental and lifestyle factors, collectively known as the "exposome". While inherited genetic mutations like BRCA or Lynch Syndrome are not the primary cause in most young patients, researchers believe that toxins and toxic influences interacting with genes are responsible. Key factors under investigation include the childhood obesity epidemic, which began in the 1960s and has led to a rise in obesity among young adults. This is particularly relevant for liver cancer, as obesity and diabetes are major drivers of liver disease and cirrhosis. Changes in the gut microbiome, potentially due to increased antibiotic use, consumption of ultra-processed foods, and rising caesarean section rates, are also being studied as possible contributors.

Research into the DNA of tumours has revealed a distinct pattern in younger patients with colorectal cancer, suggesting a unique "fingerprint" of damage that points to early-life exposures. The challenge lies in identifying the specific exposures that occurred decades ago, during the childhood and early adulthood of today's young cancer patients. The Human Exposome Project is a major international effort aiming to document these environmental and lifestyle factors to better understand their role in disease.
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rnz.co.nz
Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists | RNZ News

abc.net.au
Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists - ABC News

theguardian.com
Too young: why are Australians under 50 increasingly being diagnosed with cancer? | Health | The Guardian

australian5.com
Cancer Rates Are Skyrocketing in Young Australians – Australian News Locally

aihw.gov.au
Cancer in adolescents and young adults in Australia 2023, Summary - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

cancer.org.au
Facts and figures | Cancer Council

aihw.gov.au
Cancer in adolescents and young adults in Australia, Summary - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

www1.racgp.org.au
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So tell me, do you think there is a correlation?
I say absolutely, unless you are a denier and big pharma shill.

I do believe there is a connection to the Covid vaccines and astronomical cancer rates, particularly among the young. Democrats won't even consider it as a possibility. Sweep in all under the rug.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I do believe there is a connection to the Covid vaccines and astronomical cancer rates, particularly among the young. Democrats won't even consider it as a possibility. Sweep in all under the rug.

Cancer and myocardial issues

 

[drudge X]

I'm not regurgitating anything. I looked at one of the articles you wrote and found out that the article doesn't mention the coronavirus, but does mention an increase from 2000 onwards, not 2020 onwards, and does say that these tumors take DECADES.

And yes, coke and McDonald's is bad for you and might give you cancer. Living an unhealthy life style might kill you. Nothing about the coronavirus vaccines.

People, especially in America are already overweight. That alone is not going to kill people fast. When you add the covid vaccine, that changes everything.

 

[frigidweirdo]

People, especially in America are already overweight. That alone is not going to kill people fast. When you add the covid vaccine, that changes everything.

Does it? Where is the evidence? It's certainly not in the articles presented in the OP.

 

[drudge X]

Does it? Where is the evidence? It's certainly not in the articles presented in the OP.

You don't expect big pharmaceuticals to lay it out in the open to invite a class action now do you?

Since you are asking for evidence. Where is the evidence that Covid can kill a young healthy person without any conditions? I'll tell you. There is none. No young healthy person were killed by the virus.
I do recall the media publishing a story about an extremely healthy mountain climber who was killed by Covid. He was only 42. Buried deep in the article, asthma was his pre-existing condition.

 

[Travis Bickle]

I do believe there is a connection to the Covid vaccines and astronomical cancer rates, particularly among the young. Democrats won't even consider it as a possibility. Sweep in all under the rug.

Now why would Democrats defend this horrid vaccine? Why would alleged superior intellects not want to investigate?

 

[konradv]

Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists​

Cancer Rates in Young Australians​

Cancer rates among Australians under the age of 50 are rising at an alarming pace, with some types of cancer showing unprecedented increases, particularly in those in their 30s and 40s. Data from Cancer Australia indicates that between 2000 and 2024, early onset prostate cancer in 30 to 39-year-olds increased by 500%, pancreatic cancer by 200%, liver cancer by 150%, uterine cancer by 138%, and kidney cancer by 85%. This trend is not unique to Australia, as similar increases have been observed in the United States and other wealthy nations.

Australia is a world leader in the rise of early onset bowel (colorectal) cancer, with rates in 30 to 39-year-olds increasing by 173% since 2000. The stage at which these cancers are diagnosed is often late, meaning they are more likely to have spread and are harder to treat. The technical term for this phenomenon is early onset cancer, and it is now considered an emerging global epidemic.

Scientists are investigating the underlying causes, which are believed to be linked to environmental and lifestyle factors, collectively known as the "exposome". While inherited genetic mutations like BRCA or Lynch Syndrome are not the primary cause in most young patients, researchers believe that toxins and toxic influences interacting with genes are responsible. Key factors under investigation include the childhood obesity epidemic, which began in the 1960s and has led to a rise in obesity among young adults. This is particularly relevant for liver cancer, as obesity and diabetes are major drivers of liver disease and cirrhosis. Changes in the gut microbiome, potentially due to increased antibiotic use, consumption of ultra-processed foods, and rising caesarean section rates, are also being studied as possible contributors.

Research into the DNA of tumours has revealed a distinct pattern in younger patients with colorectal cancer, suggesting a unique "fingerprint" of damage that points to early-life exposures. The challenge lies in identifying the specific exposures that occurred decades ago, during the childhood and early adulthood of today's young cancer patients. The Human Exposome Project is a major international effort aiming to document these environmental and lifestyle factors to better understand their role in disease.
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rnz.co.nz
Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists | RNZ News

abc.net.au
Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists - ABC News

theguardian.com
Too young: why are Australians under 50 increasingly being diagnosed with cancer? | Health | The Guardian

australian5.com
Cancer Rates Are Skyrocketing in Young Australians – Australian News Locally

aihw.gov.au
Cancer in adolescents and young adults in Australia 2023, Summary - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

cancer.org.au
Facts and figures | Cancer Council

aihw.gov.au
Cancer in adolescents and young adults in Australia, Summary - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

www1.racgp.org.au
newsGP - ‘Disturbing’ spike in yout
newsGP - ‘Disturbing’ spike in youth cancer
newsGP - ‘Disturbing’ spike in youth cancer
So tell me, do you think there is a correlation?
I say absolutely, unless you are a denier and big pharma shill.

Trump is six months into his new term and some Americans are markedly dumber!

 

[Independent thinker]

Now why would Democrats defend this horrid vaccine? Why would alleged superior intellects not want to investigate?

They certainly don't want the public to know that they saved many from Covid by giving them cancer instead. Reminds me of the tricks the US government played on their own citizens before in the past.

 

[frigidweirdo]

You don't expect big pharmaceuticals to lay it out in the open to invite a class action now do you?

Since you are asking for evidence. Where is the evidence that Covid can kill a young healthy person without any conditions? I'll tell you. There is none. No young healthy person were killed by the virus.
I do recall the media publishing a story about an extremely healthy mountain climber who was killed by Covid. He was only 42. Buried deep in the article, asthma was his pre-existing condition.

Nope, but I do expect people who are making threads on here to provide evidence to back up their point, instead of them using evidence that DOESN'T back up their point. You know?

And then you talk about evidence and you provide none. Well done.

 

[drudge X]

Nope, but I do expect people who are making threads on here to provide evidence to back up their point, instead of them using evidence that DOESN'T back up their point. You know?

And then you talk about evidence and you provide none. Well done.

Well then, perhaps you can explain why young healthy people collapsed and died unexpectedly from 2022-2024.

 

[Travis Bickle]

They certainly don't want the public to know that they saved many from Covid by giving them cancer instead. Reminds me of the tricks the US government played on their own citizens before in the past.

Here's what if figure. The Democrats in power, let us say in Congress, have been getting a gravy train from Big Pharma and so have the Media. The Rank and File Democrats are indoctrinated and propagandized useful idiots. All they do and live by are Government websites and Mockingbird Media.
The reason I and my wife did not get the Covid-19 clot shot is because I read alternative media where the truth or at least questioning is allowed.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists​

Cancer Rates in Young Australians​

Cancer rates among Australians under the age of 50 are rising at an alarming pace, with some types of cancer showing unprecedented increases, particularly in those in their 30s and 40s. Data from Cancer Australia indicates that between 2000 and 2024, early onset prostate cancer in 30 to 39-year-olds increased by 500%, pancreatic cancer by 200%, liver cancer by 150%, uterine cancer by 138%, and kidney cancer by 85%. This trend is not unique to Australia, as similar increases have been observed in the United States and other wealthy nations.

Australia is a world leader in the rise of early onset bowel (colorectal) cancer, with rates in 30 to 39-year-olds increasing by 173% since 2000. The stage at which these cancers are diagnosed is often late, meaning they are more likely to have spread and are harder to treat. The technical term for this phenomenon is early onset cancer, and it is now considered an emerging global epidemic.

Scientists are investigating the underlying causes, which are believed to be linked to environmental and lifestyle factors, collectively known as the "exposome". While inherited genetic mutations like BRCA or Lynch Syndrome are not the primary cause in most young patients, researchers believe that toxins and toxic influences interacting with genes are responsible. Key factors under investigation include the childhood obesity epidemic, which began in the 1960s and has led to a rise in obesity among young adults. This is particularly relevant for liver cancer, as obesity and diabetes are major drivers of liver disease and cirrhosis. Changes in the gut microbiome, potentially due to increased antibiotic use, consumption of ultra-processed foods, and rising caesarean section rates, are also being studied as possible contributors.

Research into the DNA of tumours has revealed a distinct pattern in younger patients with colorectal cancer, suggesting a unique "fingerprint" of damage that points to early-life exposures. The challenge lies in identifying the specific exposures that occurred decades ago, during the childhood and early adulthood of today's young cancer patients. The Human Exposome Project is a major international effort aiming to document these environmental and lifestyle factors to better understand their role in disease.
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rnz.co.nz
Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists | RNZ News

abc.net.au
Cancer rates in Australians under 50 are rising at a pace that's alarming doctors and scientists - ABC News

theguardian.com
Too young: why are Australians under 50 increasingly being diagnosed with cancer? | Health | The Guardian

australian5.com
Cancer Rates Are Skyrocketing in Young Australians – Australian News Locally

aihw.gov.au
Cancer in adolescents and young adults in Australia 2023, Summary - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

cancer.org.au
Facts and figures | Cancer Council

aihw.gov.au
Cancer in adolescents and young adults in Australia, Summary - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

www1.racgp.org.au
newsGP - ‘Disturbing’ spike in yout
newsGP - ‘Disturbing’ spike in youth cancer
newsGP - ‘Disturbing’ spike in youth cancer
So tell me, do you think there is a correlation?
I say absolutely, unless you are a denier and big pharma shill.

Did you even read this article before you posted it?

 

[Crepitus]

No but if scores of young people without any history of illness or pre existing conditions dropped dead suddenly at an alarming rate after getting the jab, there is high chance of correlation and causation.

Except that didn't happen.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Well then, perhaps you can explain why young healthy people collapsed and died unexpectedly from 2022-2024.

Perhaps because they collapsed from 2000 to 2022

 

[Travis Bickle]

Did you even read this article before you posted it?

I'll repeat.
The Rank and File Democrats are indoctrinated and propagandized useful idiots.
All they do and live by are Government websites and Mockingbird Media.

Do you fit those shoes?

 

[The Irish Ram]

There is one issue that is hard to dispute, and that is:
What in the hell is growing in the veins of the dead who were vaxed?

 

[scruffy]

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There are many variables that can cause cancer in humans.
Unless the causation can be absolutely confirmed we should all take this under advisement. Caution is the byword here....

Or you could just do the usual t test with two sample populations.

T test confidence levels are usually set at 95% (for a single ended test, which this is).

 

[scruffy]

No but if scores of young people without any history of illness or pre existing conditions dropped dead suddenly at an alarming rate after getting the jab, there is high chance of correlation and causation.

That is the question.

Are people who didn't get the jab dropping dead too?

In t tests you can have false positives and false negatives. The two are related. To separate them as much as possible, you use a large sample size.

A large sample size should be very easy to achieve in this case.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Get your next Covid vaccine booster.

Get 3

 

[drudge X]

That is the question.

Are people who didn't get the jab dropping dead too?

In t tests you can have false positives and false negatives. The two are related. To separate them as much as possible, you use a large sample size.

A large sample size should be very easy to achieve in this case.

Just about all of the people who died suddenly were vaxxed. If an athlete died, you can be sure that person was fully vaxxed.