On Saturday, John Campbell, Ph.D. released a video discussing a Japanese peer reviewed study published April 8 in Cureus titled ‘Increased Age-Adjusted Cancer Mortality After the Third mRNA-Lipid Nanoparticle Vaccine Dose During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Japan’ that indicates a significant increase in cancer deaths after inoculation with Covid gene therapy injections. On Monday the doctor spoke with an oncologist, Angus Dalgleish, about cancer diagnoses increasing post vaccine.

“The Japanese researchers are strongly suspecting and give good evidence for increased instance of several types of cancer, especially after the third booster dose of vaccine,” Campbell said in the video Saturday.

The paper sums up the types of cancers that were most notable.

“Statistically significant increases in age-adjusted mortality rates of all cancer and some specific types of cancer, namely, ovarian cancer, leukemia, prostate, lip/oral/pharyngeal, pancreatic, and breast cancers, were observed in 2022,” the April 8 study said in it’s conclusion.

Campbell did another video, posted Monday, where he spoke with oncologist Angus Dalgleish about cancer after vaccination. Dalgleish said he has seen an increase of cancer diagnoses after vaccination began.

“I shouted, I screamed ‘The canary in the mine’,” Dalgleish said in the video with Campbell on Monday. “But [I] was told it was ‘pure anecdotal, nothing to see here, shut up, and by the way, you’ll upset cancer patients’.” 

The doctor went on to discuss the paper in the Saturday video.

“So they are not saying it’s due to reduced cancer care, they’re not saying it’s due to lockdown, they’re saying it’s an effect from the vaccine,” Campbell said. “And of course the researchers know that older people are more likely to die of cancer than younger people so of course they’ve taken that into account by the age adjusted statistics.”

Campbell clarified that the study indicates mortality, not diagnoses.

“Now I think there’s an important point here, these are talking about deaths from cancer, not new cases of cancer,” he said. “It’s reasonable to assume that many more people with these cancers were treated, their lives were extended by the oncologists and the clever doctors in Japan, so this is probably not representing the number of new cases, this is representing the number of new deaths.”

The study gave vaccination rate statistics for the island nation.

“As of March 2023, 80 percent of the Japanese population had received their first and second doses, 68 percent had received their third dose, and 45 percent had received their fourth dose,” the April 8 study said.

Campbell explained how the covid vaccinations may cause cancer to form.

“There are several mechanisms why this could be the case…blood clot effects of spike protein and lipid nanoparticles…and suppression of cancer immune-surveillance, because cancer probably arises regularly but the immune system takes care of it,” he said.

The doctor went on to say that what these findings mean for the future is unknown.

“We simply don’t know, it is concerning,” Campbell said.

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