Concerns Over Vaccine and Cancer Risk

So yes, that SV40 sequence should not have been

there, wasn't declared

to the regulator, and any bit of DNA that says, "Make me,"

has a potential, hypothetically, of causing cancer

because cancer is when you have unregulated growth of a

cell,

and if you have a bit of sequence that ends up inside your cell that

ends up saying, "Make me," about something

that makes your cell grow,

that's a cancer risk. And so that's why people have raised the

concern about

cancer in respect of this. And what we haven't yet

seen happen, which is really urgently needs to happen,

is that

people who've had cancers after the vaccine, those cancers need

to be sequenced and studied in a laboratory to see if that

is what's happening in these cancers.

And we- so that's a big unknown that remains.