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COVID vaccines don't cause cancer. But false claims persist in sea of misinformation

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Cheryl Peters, a senior scientist at BC Cancer and the BC Centre for Disease Control, said going through cancer treatment is “a highly vulnerable time. “We have to be aware that these things are circulating,” she said. Dr. Aaron Schimmer, director of research at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto, said he believes the level of misinformation surrounding COVID vaccines has decreased over time.

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COVID vaccines don't cause cancer. But false claims persist in sea of misinformation

North American and European health authorities have stressed that there is no proof of a causal link between COVID vaccines and cancer, or that mRNA vaccines can alter human DNA in any way.

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COVID vaccines don't cause cancer. But false claims persist in sea of misinformation

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