One more reason to avoid Covid

[Nusch]

A persistent reduction of the p53 tumor suppression functions, as might be the case in long-COVID-19 severe patients, may constitute a risk factor for oncogenesis comparable to pathogenic mutations in TP53. Such long-term reduction of p53 might trigger cancer onset or contribute to worsen the course of patients with an ongoing tumoral process (1, 2). Future efforts should target larger cohorts and follow-up time, and assess additional types of samples, including lung tissue. A causal relationship between SAR-CoV-2 and cancer has not been demonstrated but, if confirmed, it would have enormous impact on public health.

journalofinfection.com/arti...

[Nusch]

Of course. Everything is only true until somebody proves the opposite. Regarding Covid it’s not black & white (for me). It’s not only do you get it or not. It’s also: how often do you get it. I always wear mask indoor and when we get together we also do testing.

[BB_1]

A reason not to get the experimental jab...cancer rates have bee going up... a coincidence? Probably not.

[Nusch in reply to BB_1]

Im vaccinated four times by now, no problem. The vaccine doesn’t transport the virus, but part of the spike. The damage is done by the virus.

[Hidden in reply to BB_1]

Nothing experimental about it. You do release that 1 million Americans died of Covid right? There would have been many more without the vaccine so dispense with your anti-vaxx horse bleep.