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Dumb question but is anyone doing post clinical tests for for genotoxicity, oncogenicity, or teratogenicity. ( if that is even possible )
At some level, Fred, yes, for both oncogenicity and teratogenicity. There seems to be reason to believe that the vaxxed are developing various cancers at higher rates than the unvaxxed. And as we have discussed previously, miscarriages have spiked which can be an indication of teratogenicity. There is research that is being undertaken, but it is not as robust as we might ordinarily see because lots of interested parties don’t want to know the answers to these questions.
Dumb question but is anyone doing post clinical tests for for genotoxicity, oncogenicity, or teratogenicity. ( if that is even possible )
At some level, Fred, yes, for both oncogenicity and teratogenicity. There seems to be reason to believe that the vaxxed are developing various cancers at higher rates than the unvaxxed. And as we have discussed previously, miscarriages have spiked which can be an indication of teratogenicity. There is research that is being undertaken, but it is not as robust as we might ordinarily see because lots of interested parties don’t want to know the answers to these questions.