Kashyap Patel looked forward to his team’s Friday lunches. All the doctors from his oncology practice would gather in the open-air courtyard under the shadow of a tall magnolia tree and catch up. The atmosphere tended to the lighthearted and optimistic. But that week, he was distressed.




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New York

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US doctors probing if COVID is to blame for ‘unusual’ spike in cancer after pandemic

The group of medical experts banded together to launch research studies and share data after concluding there was compelling evidence among their own patients to suggest a link between COVID and cancer diagnoses.

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It’s not a new idea that viruses can cause or accelerate cancer. But it will probably be years before answers emerge about covid and cancer.

The Washington Post

Jeff Bezos

‘Unusual’ cancers emerged after the pandemic. Doctors ask if covid is to blame.

ROCK HILL, Carolina del Sur.- Kashyap Patel siempre esperaba ansiosamente las reuniones de los viernes al mediodía, cuando todo los médicos del área de oncología se reunían en el patio, sentados a la sombra de un inmenso árbol de magnolia, para ponerse al día sobre la evolución de los pacientes. El clima de esos encuentros solía ser distendido y optimista, pero aquella semana, Patel estaba nervioso.Corría el año 2021, ya bien avanzada la pandemi…

Covid: tras la pandemia, detectan casos “inusuales” de cáncer y los médicos analizan si hay una asociación con el virus

la Nacion

SA La Nacion

Buenos Aires

Argentina

Covid: After the pandemic, unusual cancer cases are detected and doctors analyze if there is an association with the virus.

American oncologists are concerned about the increasing frequency of certain 'unusual' cancers noted since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Des oncologues américains sont préoccupés par l’apparition plus fréquente de certains cancers «inhabituels» notés depuis la pandémie de COVID-19.

Liés à la pandémie de COVID-19? L’apparition de cancers rares inquiète des oncologues

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Montreal

Quebec

Canada

Linked to the COVID-19 pandemic? The appearance of rare cancers worries oncologists.

There is no evidence that the covid virus directly transforms cells to make them carcinogenic, but numerous studies suggest that coronavirus infection can trigger inflammatory reactions that, in theory, could worsen the growth of cancer cells.

Nema dokaza da virus covida izravno transformira stanice kako bi ih učinio kancerogenima, ali brojne studije sugeriraju da infekcija koronavirusom može izazvati upalne reakcije koje bi, teoretski, mogle pogoršati rast stanica raka.

Neobične vrste karcinoma pojavljuju se kod mlađih ljudi, liječnici sugeriraju da bi mogle biti povezane s koronavirusom

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Unusual types of cancer appear in younger people, doctors suggest they could be related to coronavirus

Scientists in the U.S. Department of State is investigating a possible link between COVID-19 and an increase in cases of rare and fatal cancers, due to unusual patterns observed since the pandemic

Científicos en EE. UU. están investigando un posible vínculo entre el COVID-19 y un aumento en casos de cánceres raros y mortales, debido a patrones inusuales observados desde la pandemia

El Covid podría ser causante del aumento de cáncer en EE.UU.: médicos investigan - La Opinión

La Opinion

Covid could cause the increase in cancer in the US: doctors are investigating - La Opinion

Doctors in the US believe the covid virus, not the jabs, is to blame for the ‘unusual’ cancers that have emerged since the pandemic. Since about 2021, they have been seeing young people with rare [...] The post Dr’s Say Covid To Blame For Surge Of Rare Cancers appeared first on The People's Voice.

‘Unusual’ cancers emerged after the pandemic. Doctors ask if covid is to blame.

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