DailyClout Videos

Why Are Cancers Escalating Post-mRNA Vaccination?

November 3, 2022 • by Kate Melgoza

Amy Kelly, COO of DailyClout, talks with Dr. Chris Flowers. Dr. Chris Flowers is an author, academic cancer radiologist, and member of the War Room/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Analysis Project. Ms. Kelly and Dr. Flowers discuss what may be causing cancers to occur and to escalate much more quickly post-mRNA vaccination, definitions of different types of cancers mentioned in Pfizer’s 125742_S1_M5_5351_c4591001-interim-mth6-adverse-events.pdf  document, the dangers of lipid nanoparticles, and spike proteins and how they enter cells.




Cancers found in Pfizer document 125742_S1_M5_5351_c4591001-interim-mth6-adverse-events.pdf

Document description: “PFIZER CONFIDENTIAL SDTM Creation: 25MAR2021 (20:15) Source Data: adae Table Generation: 27MAR2021 (01:37) (Cutoff Date: 13MAR2021, Snapshot Date: 25MAR2021) Output File: ./nda2 unblinded/C4591001 BLA/”

Adverse Event legend code for all cancers listed below:

NEOPL – Neoplasms benign, malignant and unspecified

All Unique Mentions of Cancers in the Pfizer Document

  1. Breast cancer/Ductal carcinoma right Breast + Invasive ductal breast carcinoma/Ductal Carcinoma Left Breast + Metastases to lymph nodes/Right Axillary Metastases
  2. Breast cancer/breast cancer initial diagnosis
  3. Lung cancer metastatic/Metastatic Lung cancer
  4. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer
  5. Brain cancer metastatic/Metastatic Brain Tumor
  6. Breast cancer/left breast carcinoma
  7. Papillary thyroid cancer/Suspected papillary thyroid carcinoma
  8. Breast cancer/LEFT BREAST CANCER
  9. Prostate cancer/Prostate cancer
  10. Hepatic cancer/liver cancer
  11. Prostate cancer/Prostate Cancer (Gleason 8)
  12. Biliary cancer metastatic/Biliary Cancer Metastatic + Metastases to liver/Metastases to Liver
  13. Basal cell carcinoma/Basal cell skin cancer (head)
  14. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer (right breast)
  15. Skin cancer/sebaceous carcinoma of skin
  16. Basal cell carcinoma/Basal cell cancer
  17. Uterine cancer/Uterine Cancer
  18. Breast cancer in situ/Stage 0 Breast Cancer Right Breast
  19. Prostate cancer/Prostate Cancer
  20. Prostate cancer/Malignant Neoplasm of Prostate
  21. Breast cancer stage II/Stage II Breast Cancer (Left)
  22. Prostate cancer/Prostate Cancer
  23. Gallbladder cancer stage II/Gallbladder Cancer – Stage 2
  24. Pancreatic carcinoma metastatic/Metastatic pancreatic cancer
  25. Prostate cancer/Prostate cancer-early stage
  26. Breast cancer/Right breast cancer
  27. Lobular breast carcinoma in situ/Left Lobular Breast Cancer, Stage I, Grade I
  28. Bladder cancer/STAGE I Bladder Cancer
  29. Prostate cancer metastatic/Prostate Cancer with mets
  30. Tonsil cancer/tonsil cancer
  31. Non-small cell lung cancer stage III/Nonsmall cell lung carcinoma stage 3
  32. Basal cell carcinoma/Basal cell skin cancer (right side of nose)
  33. Breast cancer/breast cancer
  34. Pancreatic carcinoma/Pancreatic cancer
  35. Oropharyngeal cancer recurrent/Recurrence of Oropharyngeal Cancer, Left side
  36. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer
  37. Basal cell carcinoma/basal cell skin cancer-left lower leg
  38. Rectal cancer/Worsening of Rectal Cancer
  39. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer, Right Breast
  40. Adrenal gland cancer/ADRENAL ADENOCARCINOMA
  41. Non-small cell lung cancer stage IV/stage IV non-small cell lung cancer
  42. Prostate cancer/prostate cancer
  43. Hormone receptor positive breast cancer/Malignant neoplasm of upper-outer quadrant of right breast in female, estrogen receptor positive
  44. Thyroid cancer/Thyroid Cancer
  45. Basal cell carcinoma/Basal cell skin cancer- Right ear
  46. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer of Right Breast
  47. Breast cancer/Right Breast Cancer
  48. Bladder cancer/Bladder Cancer
  49. Breast cancer stage I/Breast Cancer, Stage 1
  50. Prostate cancer/Prostate adenocarcinoma
  51. Gastric cancer/Signetringcellgastriccarcinoma (SRCGC)
  52. Uterine cancer/Uterine Cancer
  53. Squamous cell carcinoma of skin/Squamous Cell Carcinoma to cheek
  54. Chronic myeloid leukaemia/chronic myelogenous leukemia
  55. Haemangioma of skin/NEOPLASM OF UNCERTAIN
  56. BEHAVIOR OF SKIN, LEFT EAR 2mm dark freckle or hemangioma
  57. Intraductal proliferative breast lesion/ductal carcinoma in situ, right breast
  58. Benign pancreatic neoplasm/Serious cystadenoma of Pancreas
  59. Plasma cell myeloma/IGA Kappa Multiple Myeloma
  60. Invasive ductal breast carcinoma/invasive ductal carcinoma stage 1B, left
  61. Adenocarcinoma gastric/INFILTRATING, POORLY DIFFERENTIATED ADENOCARCINOMA – STOMACH
  62. Malignant melanoma/Malignant Melanoma (etiology unknown)
  63. Transitional cell carcinoma/Urothelial Carcinoma
  64. B-cell lymphoma/B-Cell Lymphoma
  65. Malignant melanoma/right forearm melanoma
  66. Malignant melanoma/
  67. Pigmented ephitelioid melanoma of the vagina
  68. Invasive ductal breast carcinoma/Right breast invasive ductal carcinoma
  69. Metastases to central nervous system/Brain metastasis
  70. Clear cell renal cell carcinoma/Clear cell renal cell carcinoma
  71. Adenocarcinoma pancreas/pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma
  72. Intraductal proliferative breast lesion/Right Breast Ductal Carcinoma In Situ
  73. Squamous cell carcinoma/Squamous Cell Carcinoma R Ankle

 

Female-Specific Cancers

  1. Uterine cancer/Uterine Cancer
  2. Uterine cancer/Uterine Cancer
  3. Pigmented ephitelioid melanoma of the vagina

 

Male-Specific Cancers

  1. Prostate cancer/Prostate cancer
  2. Prostate cancer/Prostate Cancer (Gleason 8)
  3. Prostate cancer/Prostate Cancer
  4. Prostate cancer/Malignant Neoplasm of Prostate
  5. Prostate cancer/Prostate Cancer
  6. Prostate cancer/Prostate cancer-early stage
  7. Prostate cancer metastatic/Prostate Cancer with mets
  8. Prostate cancer/prostate cancer
  9. Prostate cancer/Prostate adenocarcinoma

 

Non-Gender Specific Cancers

  1. Breast cancer/Ductal carcinoma right Breast + Invasive ductal breast carcinoma/Ductal Carcinoma Left Breast + Metastases to lymph nodes/Right Axillary Metastases
  2. Breast cancer/breast cancer initial diagnosis
  3. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer
  4. Breast cancer/left breast carcinoma
  5. Breast cancer/LEFT BREAST CANCER
  6. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer (right breast)
  7. Breast cancer in situ/Stage 0 Breast Cancer Right Breast
  8. Breast cancer stage II/Stage II Breast Cancer (Left)
  9. Breast cancer/Right breast cancer
  10. Lobular breast carcinoma in situ/Left Lobular Breast Cancer, Stage I, Grade I
  11. Breast cancer/breast cancer
  12. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer
  13. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer, Right Breast
  14. Intraductal proliferative breast lesion/ductal carcinoma in situ, right breast
  15. Invasive ductal breast carcinoma/invasive ductal carcinoma stage 1B, left
  16. Invasive ductal breast carcinoma/Right breast invasive ductal carcinoma
  17. Intraductal proliferative breast lesion/Right Breast Ductal Carcinoma In Sit
  18. Malignant melanoma/ Malignant Melanoma (etiology unknown)
  19. Hormone receptor positive breast cancer/Malignant neoplasm of upper-outer quadrant of right breast in female, estrogen receptor positive
  20. Breast cancer/Breast Cancer of Right Breast
  21. Breast cancer/Right Breast Cancer
  22. Breast cancer stage I/Breast Cancer, Stage 1
  23. Lung cancer metastatic/Metastatic Lung cancer – fatal (onset 04DEC2020; death: 19JAN2021)
  24. Brain cancer metastatic/Metastatic Brain Tumor
  25. Papillary thyroid cancer/Suspected papillary thyroid carcinoma
  26. Hepatic cancer/liver cancer
  27. Biliary cancer metastatic/Biliary Cancer Metastatic + Metastases to liver/Metastases to Liver
  28. Basal cell carcinoma/Basal cell skin cancer (head)
  29. Skin cancer/sebaceous carcinoma of skin
  30. Basal cell carcinoma/Basal cell cancer
  31. Gallbladder cancer stage II/Gallbladder Cancer – Stage 2
  32. Pancreatic carcinoma metastatic/Metastatic pancreatic cancer
  33. Bladder cancer/STAGE I Bladder Cancer
  34. Tonsil cancer/tonsil cancer
  35. Non-small cell lung cancer stage III/Nonsmall cell lung carcinoma stage 3
  36. Basal cell carcinoma/Basal cell skin cancer (right side of nose)
  37. Pancreatic carcinoma/Pancreatic cancer
  38. Oropharyngeal cancer recurrent/Recurrence of Oropharyngeal Cancer, Left side
  39. Basal cell carcinoma/basal cell skin cancer-left lower leg
  40. Rectal cancer/Worsening of Rectal Cancer
  41. Adrenal gland cancer/ADRENAL ADENOCARCINOMA
  42. Non-small cell lung cancer stage IV/stage IV non-small cell lung cancer
  43. Thyroid cancer/Thyroid Cancer
  44. Basal cell carcinoma/Basal cell skin cancer- Right ear
  45. Bladder cancer/Bladder Cancer
  46. Gastric cancer/Signetringcellgastriccarcinoma (SRCGC)
  47. Squamous cell carcinoma of skin/Squamous Cell Carcinoma to cheek
  48. Chronic myeloid leukaemia/chronic myelogenous leukemia
  49. Haemangioma of skin/NEOPLASM OF UNCERTAIN
  50. BEHAVIOR OF SKIN, LEFT EAR 2mm dark freckle or hemangioma
  51. Benign pancreatic neoplasm/Serious cystadenoma of Pancreas
  52. Plasma cell myeloma/IGA Kappa Multiple Myeloma
  53. Adenocarcinoma gastric/INFILTRATING, POORLY DIFFERENTIATED ADENOCARCINOMA – STOMACH
  54. Malignant melanoma/Malignant Melanoma (etiology unknown)
  55. Transitional cell carcinoma/Urothelial Carcinoma
  56. B-cell lymphoma/B-Cell Lymphoma
  57. Malignant melanoma/right forearm melanoma
  58. Malignant melanoma/
  59. Metastases to central nervous system/Brain metastasis
  60. Clear cell renal cell carcinoma/Clear cell renal cell carcinoma
  61. Adenocarcinoma pancreas/pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma
  62. Squamous cell carcinoma/Squamous Cell Carcinoma R Ankle
Spread the love
Spread the love

2 replies added

  1. Anglia November 5, 2022 Reply

    Consistently made over $26,000 in extra income from home with the benefit of smooth playback and sticky online interest. |F260″ I actually made $18,636 with this perfect home income. Everyone can now without a doubt.
    …
    make extra money online by using—— http://jobskills12.blogspot.com

  2. Critical thinker November 27, 2022 Reply

    Why does a researcher like Chris blindly take such shots and NOT research what he’s getting injected?
    Had he NEVER heard of the need to do long term research? Was he unaware of SARS treatment being in actual existence to offset his death fear of a rampant virus?

Leave your comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.