Dr Ute Kruger, pathologist from Lund’s University, describes turbo-cancers linked to Covid jabs

Swedish pathologist, researcher and senior physician at Lund’s University, Dr Ute Kruger, describes the changes she has personally observed in the wake of the COVID shots. Cancer patients are getting younger. The biggest rise is among 30- to 50-year-olds. Tumour sizes are dramatically larger. Historically, 3-centimetre tumours were commonly found at the time of cancer diagnosis. Now, the tumours they’re finding are regularly 4 to 12 centimetres, which suggests they’re growing at a much faster rate than normal. Multiple tumours in multiple organs are becoming more common. Recurrence and metastasis are increasing. Kruger points out that many of the cancer patients she’s seeing were in remission for years, only to suddenly experience uncontrollable cancer growth and metastasis shortly after their COVID jab. These “turbo-cancers,” as Kruger calls them, cannot be explained by delayed cancer screenings due to lockdowns and other COVID restrictions, as those days are long gone. Patients, despite having access to medical screenings as in years past, are showing up with grossly exacerbated tumour growths. She believes this is because the cancers are being “turbo-charged” by the mRNA jabs.