Scientist: DNA particles in Pfizer jab could explain cardiac, cancer diagnoses

Scientist: DNA particles in Pfizer jab could explain cardiac, cancer diagnoses
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One dose of the Pfizer Covid vaccine typically contains over 200 billion DNA fragments which have the potential to incorporate into the DNA of the vaccinated individual and interfere with the expression of oncogenes and tumor suppression genes, a cancer genomics expert said.
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