Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong on rising cancer in young people.
He’s never seen metastatic pancreatic cancer in 11-12 year olds before, now colorectal cancer in 10-year-olds.
Lynch syndrome, immunosuppression from COVID, inflammation from ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s, and high ACE2 receptors in the colon, all circumstantial evidence pointing to the spike protein.
The spike protein binds to ACE2 receptors, which are highly expressed in the colon and rectum. While some studies suggest potential links to inflammation and immune dysregulation, there is no established causal relationship with increased cancer incidence in young people; ongoing research is needed to clarify any connections.
A concerning trend that needs attention.